.org domains
.org domains for sale: auctions and buy-now listings
.org signals a mission rather than a storefront, which makes it the natural home for non-profits, open-source projects, associations and communities. DomainSnip searches the .org auctions and buy-now listings on GoDaddy, Dynadot and Namecheap in one place.
.org at a glance
| Type | Generic top-level domain (gTLD) |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 1985 |
| Registry | Public Interest Registry |
| Restrictions | None. Open to anyone, not only non-profits |
| Marketplaces searched | GoDaddy, Dynadot and Namecheap |
Who .org suits
- Non-profits, charities, foundations and associations
- Open-source projects, standards bodies and communities
- Education, advocacy and information sites
Before you buy
- Expired .org names sometimes belonged to real organisations. Look up the name's history before you buy so you don't inherit someone else's reputation.
- Cause, topic and community keywords suit .org better than commercial terms.
- Buy-now listings are common for .org, so compare them with auctions before bidding.
How to find .org domains on DomainSnip
- Open the search with .org selected. The .org search shows auctions and buy-now listings from GoDaddy, Dynadot and Namecheap together.
- Narrow it down. Add a keyword, a maximum price or length, an auction end time, or only show names that already have bids. Names with numbers and hyphens are hidden by default.
- Sort and shortlist. Sort by estimated value, price, time left or newest, and save the names you like to your watchlist.
- Get new matches by email. Save the search as an alert with Pro, and DomainSnip emails new .org matches once a day.
Ask your AI assistant
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to the DomainSnip MCP server and ask in plain language. Sign in to connect; free accounts receive up to 10 search results. Pro adds pagination, exact-domain lookup and daily alert creation. For example:
Find .org domains containing “foundation” or “project” under $500.
Questions
- Do you need to be a non-profit to buy a .org domain?
- No. .org has no eligibility rules. It is popular with non-profits, but anyone can register or buy one.
- Where can I buy expired .org domains?
- Expired .org domains are auctioned on GoDaddy, Dynadot and Namecheap. DomainSnip searches all three and links each listing back to the marketplace.
- Who runs the .org registry?
- Public Interest Registry, a non-profit organisation, operates .org.
- Can I filter .org domains by length and price?
- Yes. DomainSnip filters every extension by keyword, price, length, auction end time, bids, marketplace and listing type, and can hide names with numbers or hyphens.
- Does DomainSnip offer an MCP server for AI assistants?
- Yes. DomainSnip offers an authenticated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://www.domainsnip.com/mcp. Compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT and Codex can search GoDaddy, Dynadot and Namecheap listings. Sign in and approve access: free accounts receive up to 10 results per search without pagination and can manage a watchlist through MCP; Pro adds paginated search, exact-domain lookup and creation of daily keyword alerts. Client support depends on the app's plan and settings.
Find your next .org domain
Search .org auctions and buy-now listings in one place. Pro is $9.99 a month.
Other extensions
DomainSnip imports listings from each marketplace daily. Prices, bids and end times change, so confirm them on the marketplace before you bid or buy. Extension delegation: IANA .org record.