Join the Online World With a .online Domain Name

.online is a top-level domain that belongs to the gTLD (generic top-level domains) category. This means it can be used for websites that serve just about any purpose, with no additional requirements or restrictions.

gTLDs are the most common type of domain on the internet. As a result, their demand is high, and availability is limited, so grab your .online extension while it’s still available.

.online domain names are great for established businesses and starting professionals alike. No matter how big or small of an online presence you have, a URL address ending in .online gives your site a certain level of authority and trust.

The versatility of this domain also means it can be used for just about any type of website, ranging from one-page portfolios that build a personal brand to large company websites.

All in all, an address with a .online extension can benefit any site.

.online domains are great. Not only do they have an excellent reputation online despite still being relatively new, but they are also as secure and professional as any other popular TLD. Especially when they’re used together with reputable web hosting.

Here at Hostinger, you can register a .online website address for only ₩1,182/년. Or get one completely free of charge with our Premium and Business web hosting plans.

The domain registration process at Hostinger is quick and easy. Simply enter your preferred domain name and extension into the search bar above and choose the option that suits your needs.

Then add it to the cart, create an account by entering your details, choose the length of the domain subscription, and the registration will be complete.

It’s no secret that .com is by far the most common extension on the internet. However, this doesn’t make it better than .online. Both extensions are versatile, reputable, and come with privacy protection if registered with a reputable domain registrar.

If anything, they can be excellent alternatives to each other. If your preferred domain name was supposed to end in .com, but it’s already taken, try .online instead.