Build your foundation on a .org domain

The .org domain extension was established in 1985, initially as the domain address for non-profit and non-commercial organisations. Since 2003 it has been operated by the Public Interest Registry. Famous organisations with .org domains include Wikipedia, the World Wildlife Fund, UNICEF and the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Though it's now available to everyone, the .org domain extension is especially suitable for non-profit organisations and causes. These include sports teams, schools, clubs, university societies, community activities, political organisations, open-source software projects, environmental groups and voluntary projects.

Securing your very own .org domain with 1&1 IONOS couldn’t be easier. First, you will need to ensure that your domain name is available. You can do this by simply entering your desired name into the search bar at the top of the page. If the domain name you selected isn’t available, you will be provided with several similar alternatives. For example, you might get a recommended synonym or slight variation of your chosen name. Once you’ve selected a domain name, it’s then just a matter of following the simple registration instructions.