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.world Domain Names

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A word that belongs to everyone, yet one company controls its digital turf. Since 2014, .world has offered a global stage for anyone who wants to claim a piece of it.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Namecheap Cheapest$0.98$59.48$49.48$238.90$536.30Visit
2GoDaddy$1.19$72.19$72.19$289.95$650.90Visit
3Sav$1.99$37.64$37.64$152.55$340.75Visit
4Spaceship$2.27$37.46$37.46$152.11$339.41Visit
5Dynadot$2.50$38.74$38.74$157.46$351.16Visit
6INWX$2.52$66.60$66.60$268.92$601.92Visit
7Porkbun$2.57$37.59$37.59$152.93$340.88Visit
8IONOS$2.95$59.00$59.00$238.95$533.95Visit
9Regery$2.99$38.99$38.99$158.95$353.90Visit
10Truehost$3.07$60.31$41.86$244.31$545.86Visit
11Hostinger$3.19$48.19$3.19$195.95$436.90Visit
12EuroDNS$3.66$65.17$65.17$264.34$590.19Visit
13Name.com$3.99$64.99$64.99$263.95$588.90Visit
14OVHcloud$4.03$41.49$40.79$169.99$377.44Visit
15NameSilo$4.49$46.99$38.99$192.45$427.40Visit
16Above.com$4.84$35.42$35.42$146.52$323.62Visit
17Cosmotown$5.00$34.96$34.96$144.84$319.64Visit
18Blacknight$5.53$53.26$53.26$218.57$484.87Visit
19All Domains$5.55$48.84$48.84$200.91$445.11Visit
20Directnic$7.99$55.99$55.99$231.95$511.90Visit
21Netim$9.50$52.50$35.00$219.50$482.00Visit
22Gname$9.99$47.99$47.99$201.95$441.90Visit
23Squarespace$10.00$50.00$50.00$210.00$460.00Visit
24eDomains$30.00$30.00$30.00$150.00$300.00Visit
25Infomaniak$32.13$32.13$32.13$160.65$321.30Visit
26Cloudflare$32.20$32.20$32.20$161.00$322.00Visit
27Hello.co$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
28NameBright$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
29UK2$38.92$38.92$38.92$194.60$389.20Visit
30DreamHost$39.99$39.99$39.99$199.95$399.90Visit
31Epik$40.95$40.95$40.95$204.75$409.50Visit
32Crazy Domains$41.99$41.99$41.99$209.95$419.90Visit
33Marcaria$43.00$43.00$43.00$215.00$430.00Visit
34123 Reg$43.54$43.54$43.54$217.70$435.40Visit
35Gandi$44.06$95.98$37.34$427.98$907.88Visit
36MrDomain$46.56$46.56$46.56$232.80$465.60Visit
37OnlyDomains$48.49$58.49$58.49$282.45$574.90Visit
38Internet.bs$48.57$50.09$48.57$248.93$499.38Visit
39Regtons$48.99$48.99$48.99$244.95$489.90Visit
40Moniker$54.30$70.66$54.30$336.94$690.24Visit
41101domain$58.17$67.17$58.17$326.85$662.70Visit
42Hover$60.19$60.19$60.19$300.95$601.90Visit

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One Small Company, A Whole Wide World

While .com and .net were minted in the 1980s, .world arrived in the second wave of new generic top-level domains, delegated on September 11, 2014. Its steward is Binky Moon, LLC, a name that sounds less like a corporate giant and more like a character from a children's book. Binky Moon is a subsidiary of Donuts Inc., the registry giant behind hundreds of new TLDs. To the outside observer, it's a curious mismatch: an entity with a whimsical name holding the keys to a domain that promises the entire planet.

What 'World' Means in the Age of New gTLDs

The 2012 new gTLD program opened the floodgates to hundreds of suffixes, each vying for meaning. .world's pitch is simple and bold: if your audience is global, your address should say so. It's a blank canvas for international projects, startups with borderless ambitions, or NGOs with a planetary mission. Yet it competes with .com, .net, and .org, which have decades of trust built in. But .world offers something they can't: a literal declaration of scope.

The Pricing Chasm: Budget Entry, Premium Ceiling

With 42 registrars offering .world, the pricing landscape is brutally uneven. At one end, Namecheap sells it at $0.98, a price that invites casual registration. At the other, the most expensive registrar charges roughly ten times that, a spread that reveals how little standardization exists in the new gTLD market. The renewal price, $59.48, is the real test of commitment. For a domain that sounds grand but is still building its legacy, buyers should weigh the initial bargain against the long-term cost.

Not a Brand Name — A Generic with Ambitions

Many new gTLDs are brand-owned, locked to a single company. .world is not. It's a generic string, open to anyone, part of the wave that let companies like Binky Moon bid for words that describe the internet itself. ICANN's delegated strings list shows hundreds of such generics, from .club to .space. .world's advantage is its universality — the word translates across languages and cultures. Its challenge is the same: it's so generic that standing out requires a strong brand to fill it.

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