Company
Buy a .co domain name
Short for company, recognised worldwide, and often available when the .com is not.
We'll check .co and suggest close alternatives.
.co price
₹2,795 first year
- Renewal, per year
- ₹5,592
- Transfer in (adds 1 year)
- ₹5,592
- 3 years in total
- ₹13,979
- Register for
- 1–5 years
The first year is discounted by the registry. Renewals are ₹5,592 a year, so budget for that before choosing .co.
Prices shown without GST. All extensions
About .co domains
.co is the country-code domain of Colombia, but it is open to everyone and widely read as short for "company", "corporation" or "community". That makes it a popular global alternative to .com: the same familiar look, one letter shorter, and far more names still available. X, formerly Twitter, uses t.co for its link shortener, and many startups run their main website on .co.
For Indian founders, .co works well when you want a global, brand-first name rather than a local one. Google treats .co as a generic extension, so it does not tie your site to Colombia or any other country. One thing to plan for: because .co is one letter away from .com, some visitors will type .com by habit. If you can, register the matching .com too, or make your .co prominent enough that customers save it. Business cards, invoices and email signatures all help reinforce the right address.
Good to know
- .co is Colombia's country-code domain and is open to registrants worldwide, with no local presence needed.
- Google treats .co as a generic domain, so it carries no geographic targeting.
- Because people often type .com by habit, consider registering the matching .com if it is available.
- Transferring a .co to HostEthical needs the EPP/auth code from your current registrar.
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Yes. It is widely recognised as standing for "company", looks professional and gives you a much better chance of getting a short brand name.
No. They are separate extensions, so yourbrand.co and yourbrand.com can belong to different people. Check both before you build your brand.
No. Google treats .co as a generic extension, so it works for audiences in India and around the world.