.ORG Domain | All about Blueboard domains
Basics
| About the Domain | The .org domain is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) originally intended for non-profit organizations, but now open to everyone without restrictions. |
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| Registry | The domain is managed by the Public Interest Registry (PIR), an organization responsible for its technical operation and registration rules. |
| History | Introduced in 1985, it is widely used by non-profits, community projects, and educational institutions. |
| Restrictions | There are no specific restrictions for registering a .org domain. Any individual or legal entity can register it. |
Why Choose a .org Domain
Ideal for Non-Profit Organizations
This domain is traditionally associated with non-profits, community projects, and educational initiatives.
International Credibility
A widely recognized and respected domain that instills trust among website visitors.
Open to Everyone
Although most commonly used by non-profits, it is available to anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Register a .org Domain?
Registering a .org domain is simple. Just enter it in the order form and choose whether you want to park it or use it with hosting.
How long does it take to register a .org domain?
Usually a few minutes to hours.
How to transfer a .org domain to Blueboard?
Transferring a domain requires an authorization code (AUTH-ID) from your current registrar. Enter this code when requesting the transfer. Order the domain via the order form, and we will guide you through the transfer process.
How to find out who owns a .org domain?
You can check domain ownership details in the public WHOIS database.
How to transfer a .org domain to another owner?
Transferring ownership of a .org domain requires confirmation from both the current and new owner. You can request this change via our Administration.
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