BUY .ORG DOMAIN NAME

A .org domain is one of the original generic top-level domains (gTLDs), introduced in 1985 and stands for “organization”. It was initially intended for non-commercial groups like charities, community initiatives, open-source projects and similar organizations.

Anyone can buy a .org domain from nonprofit organization, individuals to businesses and online stores. Its widespread use stems from being open to all, while signaling purpose, trust and positive impact. You can check the best .org domain availability instantly using Bluehost's domain search tool.

It depends on your website’s purpose. A .com domain is ideal for businesses, eCommerce stores and personal brands aiming for broad visibility and commercial appeal. On the other hand, a .org domain is best suited for nonprofits, community projects and mission-driven organizations. It conveys credibility, trust and a sense of purpose.

Yes, .org domains are widely viewed as more trustworthy than many other domains. They’re often used by nonprofits and organizations with a mission, making users feel confident. Whether for a cause or an online store with purpose, a .org domain boosts credibility and reinforces your message of positive impact. Register your domain with Bluehost today and start building trust.

Registry fees set by the Public Interest Registry are capped at around US $9/year. You can buy a .org domain at affordable prices through Bluehost. Plus, if you choose our hosting plan, Bluehost offers a free domain name for the first year. Check current .org domain pricing now and secure yours today.

To transfer .org domain to Bluehost, follow these steps:

• Unlock the domain with your current registrar.
• Obtain the EPP/Auth code from your current provider.
• Log in to your Bluehost account and start the domain transfer.
• Enter the Auth code when prompted.
• Approve the confirmation email sent to your domain admin contact.
• Wait 5–7 days for the transfer to complete.

Unlike domains like .com (commercial) or .net (network), .org is positioned as the digital home for nonprofit organization's mission or civic-minded entities. It conveys trust, credibility and an organizational ethos. But it remains open to anyone.

Yes, for-profit companies can register a .org domain name. While often used by nonprofits, .org is open to all. It’s a smart choice for businesses or online stores that want to highlight a purpose-driven brand, community focus or positive impact alongside their commercial offerings.

No approval is needed to register .org domain name. It’s open to everyone. This accessibility helps .org TLD stand apart from other domains. It is ideal for showcasing credibility, positive change or a mission-driven online store without going through any special vetting.

A .org domain extension signals credibility, trust and mission focus, particularly effective for nonprofits, adjacent causes, advocacy and org community movements. It can amplify fundraising, volunteer engagement, commercial activities and brand reliability. Want to build impact online? Explore Bluehost’s nonprofit hosting solutions and pair it with your .org domain for maximum reach.

Yes, .org domains are among the most secure domain options available. It was the first open gTLD to implement DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions), ensuring protection against DNS-based attacks. Domain registrations also follow UDRP dispute policies and ICANN standards. When you buy a .org domain from Bluehost, you get domain privacy protection that keeps your personal contact details hidden from the public WHOIS database. This reduces spam and protects your identity.

With Bluehost, you can register a .org domain for 1 to 5 years. We also offer auto-renewal to help you maintain uninterrupted ownership and support your long-term mission online.

If your .org domain name isn’t renewed on time, Bluehost provides a 30–45 day grace period to renew it at the regular price. After that, it may enter Redemption Grace Period with extra fees or be released for public registration.

Established on January 1, 1985, .org extension is one of the internet’s original top level domains. It’s now managed by the Public Interest Registry, previously managed by Stanford Research Institute and later by Network Solutions.