Domains · .org
Register a .org domain
Reads as a cause rather than a company.
To register
£17.99
first year
To renew
£17.99
every year after
No introductory rate, so the renewal is not a surprise. Priced live, and inclusive.
Who a .org suits
Charities, clubs, community groups, campaigns and member organisations.
- It signals purpose over profit, which is exactly right for a cause and wrong for a shop.
- Nobody is surprised by it, so it never needs explaining.
- Availability is better than .com for the same name.
The honest drawback
On a commercial site it can read as slightly off, as if the business were something other than a business.
Who can register one
Open to anyone. There is no formal requirement to be a charity or non-profit. The registry behind .org is Public Interest Registry.
What a .org renewal costs elsewhere
Ongoing renewal prices, not first-year offers. Including VAT.
| Registrar | Renewal, per year |
|---|---|
| Cloudflare Registrar | £10.80 |
| Namecheap | £16.80 |
| Centaur | £17.99 |
| IONOS | £18.00 |
| Fasthosts | £19.20 |
| Squarespace Domains | £19.20 |
| GoDaddy | £21.60 |
| 123 Reg | £22.60 |
Competitor figures verified 2026-08-08. Where one of them is cheaper than us, the comparison pages say so.
Consider instead
.com
The one people type without thinking.
.co.uk
The British default, and still the one UK customers trust.
Not sure of the name yet?
The name generators are free and check availability as they go, so you can go from a blank page to a registered address in one sitting.
Other endings
- .com · The one people type without thinking.
- .co.uk · The British default, and still the one UK customers trust.
- .uk · Shorter, newer, and usually free beside the .co.uk.
- .net · The old fallback when the .com has gone.
- .io · The technology industry's house style.
- .shop · Says what you do before anyone clicks.
- .online · Broad, available, and plain about what it is.