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Buy a .org domain name
The extension people trust for causes, communities and organisations that exist for more than profit.
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.org price
₹1,433 first year
- Renewal, per year
- ₹2,007
- Transfer in (adds 1 year)
- ₹2,007
- 3 years in total
- ₹5,447
- Register for
- 1–10 years
The first year is discounted by the registry. Renewals are ₹2,007 a year, so budget for that before choosing .org.
Prices shown without GST. All extensions
About .org domains
.org has stood for non-commercial organisations since the early days of the internet, and that reputation is still its biggest asset. When donors, volunteers or members see a .org address, they expect a cause, a community or a public-interest project rather than a sales pitch.
In India it is the natural fit for NGOs, charitable trusts, Section 8 companies, societies, temples, alumni groups and open-source projects. You do not have to be a registered non-profit to use one, but it works best when your site matches what people expect from the extension. Pair it with a clear About page, your registration details and transparent donation information to make the most of the trust .org carries. Since .org has no country attached, it also suits organisations with supporters and partners abroad.
Good to know
- Operated by Public Interest Registry (PIR), itself a non-profit organisation.
- Open to anyone; there is no requirement to prove non-profit status.
- Treated as a generic extension by search engines, so it works for supporters in India and abroad.
- For an India-specific address, .org.in can be registered alongside your .org.
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Yes. .org is open to everyone, including businesses and individuals. It is most effective for organisations whose purpose is not mainly commercial, because that is what visitors expect.
It is the most recognised choice for NGOs worldwide and helps when you accept donations or work with international partners. Some NGOs also register .org.in to show they are based in India.
No. Google treats .org as a generic domain, the same as .com. What matters is the quality and relevance of your content.