Register your .COMPANY domain today

A .company domain, also called a .company TLD, is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) that lets any business use a domain name ending in .company instead of .com or .net. Approved by ICANN in 2014, it belongs to the same generation of extensions as .info and .website, created to give businesses more descriptive options beyond the original TLDs.

Yes. The .company extension states your business purpose directly, which helps with recognition and trust. It works especially well for names that include "Company" or "& Company," and it is often easier to find your exact name available than with .com.

.company is an ICANN-approved gTLD, active since 2014 and operated by Identity Digital. It carries the same technical standing as .net or .org, and any business worldwide can register it without restriction.

All four are domain extensions, and none is technically better than another. .com is the long-standing global default. .co is a shorter alternative popular with startups. .io is common among technology and software companies. .company is the most direct of the four: it states your business purpose in the address itself.

Search your preferred name on Zoho Domains and confirm the .company version is available. Add it to your cart, enter your contact details, choose a registration term, and complete payment. The process is the same whether you are registering .company, .ai, or .in.

Pricing varies by registration period and is shown upfront when you search for your domain, whether for .company, .site, or .online. Zoho Domains keeps pricing transparent with no hidden renewal charges. Check the current cost on the Zoho Domains pricing page.

Any business or organization, from new startups to established enterprises. It fits especially well when your name contains "Company" or "& Company" and for groups that describe themselves as a company outside the traditional business sense, such as a theater or dance company. If your focus is narrower, extensions like .services or .digital may describe specialized work more precisely.

 Yes, in the sense that it does not hold you back. Google treats .company like any other gTLD, including .space or .technology: the extension itself is not a ranking factor. Content quality, relevance, and site authority are what determine rankings, regardless of the domain ending you choose.

Absolutely. Once your .company domain is registered, you can set up professional email addresses, such as hello@yourbrand.company, through Zoho Mail or another email provider, the same way you would with a .live domain or any other extension.

Every domain, including .company, .tech, or .shop, runs on a fixed registration term, typically one year unless you choose longer, and must be renewed to stay active. Zoho Domains offers auto-renewal, and you can track your renewal date with the Domain Expiry Checker on Zoho Toolkit.

Yes. Zoho Domains includes WHOIS privacy protection with your .company registration at no extra cost, the same as it does for a .pro registration. It masks your personal contact details in the public WHOIS database, rather than displaying your name, email, and phone number.

A full business website, a landing page for a specific campaign, or professional email. Since .company is a standard gTLD, it behaves technically like any other domain, though it reads more generally than a niche option like .store, which signals an online shop specifically.

Unlock the domain at your current registrar and request the transfer code or authorization code ( EPP code ). Start the transfer through the Zoho Domains transfer page, enter your domain name and the code, and confirm your contact details. The process is identical for a .business domain or any other extension and typically completes within five to seven days with a one-year extension to your registration term.