When should you choose a .ORG domain?
The .ORG domain is particularly well suited for projects that aim to highlight a mission, shared values, or a community-oriented commitment rather than a commercial objective.
Non-profit organizations
The .ORG domain is commonly used by non-profit organizations, foundations, associations, and community groups. It helps build public trust and reflects a mission focused on the collective interest.
Institutions, unions, and associations
Institutions, unions, professional associations, and representative organizations often use the .ORG domain to emphasize their institutional, informational, or associative role.
Educational, social, or civic projects
Educational initiatives, social projects, civic causes, or awareness platforms can benefit from a .ORG domain to highlight their non-commercial purpose and their commitment to a community.
The information below outlines the main technical characteristics of the .ORG domain, as defined by the registry and applicable rules.
Technical characteristics of the .ORG domain
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| TLD name | .ORG |
| TLD type | Generic (gTLD) |
| Registry | Public Interest Registry (PIR) |
| Registration period | 1 to 10 years |
| Grace period | 35 days |
| Redemption period | 30 days |
| Allowed name servers | 2 to 13 |
| IDN support | Yes (Internationalized Domain Names) |
| Domain transfer | Authorization code required; 5-day transfer period |
| Root server updates | Real-time |
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Rules and conditions for registering a .ORG domain
The .ORG domain is an open extension, available to any individual or organization, with no specific geographic or legal restrictions. However, certain technical requirements must be met for the domain to become active.
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