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The trusted extension for non-profits, open-source projects, and organizations dedicated to doing good. Trusted by non-profits, ngos, and open-source software.

How do I check if a .org domain is available?

To check if a .org domain is available, enter your desired brand name into Namecheckly's .org checker. We query the global registry database in real time to show you if the domain is registered or available for purchase. You only pay if you decide to buy the domain; the search itself is 100% free and requires no signup.

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How It Works

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Type Your Desired Name

Enter the name you want to register in the search box above. Do not include the .org extension, just the brand name.

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Instant Verification

We verify the global WHOIS and registry databases in real time to see if the .org domain is available or taken.

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Secure Your Domain

If available, secure it immediately before someone else registers it. We also show alternative extensions to protect your brand.

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Common Questions about .org

What is a .org domain?
.org is a top-level domain (TLD) originally intended for non-profit organizations. Today, it is open for anyone to register, but it remains the gold standard for charities, open-source projects, and educational platforms seeking trust and credibility.
How much does a .org domain cost?
.org domains typically cost $10–$15 per year at standard renewal pricing. Promotional first-year pricing is often discounted. Prices vary slightly by registrar, but .org is highly affordable and widely supported.
Do I need to be a non-profit to register a .org domain?
No. While originally intended for non-profits, .org is completely unrestricted. Anyone can register a .org domain, including for-profit businesses, individuals, and community groups.
What if my .org domain is already taken?
If your first-choice .org name is taken, try common variations: add a prefix like "get", "try", or "use" (e.g., getyourapp.org), append "app", "hq", or "io" (e.g., yourapp-hq.org), or use an abbreviated version. You can also run a full name search on Namecheckly to check availability across multiple domains and social handles instantly.
Should I also register the .com version of my .org domain?
Yes, if available. Register both .org and .com to protect your brand and avoid confusion. Many users default to .com by habit, and competitors could register it. Namecheap makes managing multiple domain extensions simple under one account, and stacking both extensions signals confidence in your brand.
Is .org good for SEO?
Yes. Search engines treat .org the same as any other generic TLD. However, .org carries an implicit trust signal for users, which can improve click-through rates for informational or community-focused content.