New generic extensionSince 2014
.green domain registration
The extension of green: for nurseries, farming, clean energy and environmental initiatives, for anyone who wants to say their work is kind to the earth before visitors read another word.
Score card
.green in six cells
Our score out of five, as we see it when we help a customer choose.
- Trust
- 3 out of 5
- Easy to remember
- 4 out of 5
- Global reach
- 2 out of 5
- Price stability
- 2 out of 5
- Short names available
- 4 out of 5
- Local meaning
- 1 out of 5
Overview
What is .green
The word green names the color, and in many languages it has also come to mean anything that respects the environment: farming, clean energy and recycling. .green entered the internet’s root in 2014 and is run by Identity Digital Limited; it is a short word everyone knows, and its color carries its meaning.
.green suits plant nurseries and farms, solar energy companies, tree-planting and clean-up initiatives, agricultural engineering offices, recycling plants, and stores selling natural products. At mashtal-jahra.green, visitors know there’s a tree and seedling nursery in Jahra before they see a single seedling.
With us the first year comes with an offer, and the renewal costs several times as much, higher than most of our extensions. The word promises care for the environment, so don’t use it if your work isn’t like that. If your customers are in Kuwait, name your city or area in the name before it, so they know you’re close to them.
- Type
- New generic extension (new gTLD)
- In the root since
- June 12, 2014
- Name’s origin
- green
- Responsible body
- Identity Digital Limited
- Who may register
- Anyone, person or organization, from any country
- DNSSEC
- Supported
- Names in Arabic
- Supported (IDN)
Who it suits
For your field: is .green the best fit?
Every field has an extension that says something about it. Here is what .green says in each, and which extension completes it.
A plant nursery or farm
Excellent · The first choice
Green is the color of what you sell; the name says so before customers see a seedling.
Register it with.green.com
Solar and clean energy
Good · A good fit
Says you’re eco-friendly; .solar or .energy says exactly what you offer.
Register it with.green.solar
A tree-planting or clean-up initiative
Excellent · The first choice
A word that carries your whole cause; .org says you’re a non-profit organization.
Register it with.green.org
A natural products store
Good · A good fit
Says what you sell comes from the earth; .store says it’s a store.
Register it with.green.store
A general trading company
Consider another · Consider .com
Green promises something about the environment; if that isn’t your work, .com is more honest.
Register it with.com.net
An agricultural engineering office
Good · A good fit with .com
The field is green, and .com is the office’s address on contracts and invoices.
Register it with.com.green
What it does for you
What you gain when you register it
Your cause in one word
Green says you care for the earth before you say anything yourself.
Email in the nursery’s name
info@mashtal-jahra.green reaches farmers and says who sent it.
A word everyone knows
Short, and its color carries its meaning.
Names still free
Short names are easier to find in it than in .com.
And where its value shows
On seedling bags
Farmers read it in their fields.
At agricultural fairs
An address that suits the place.
On solar panels
The name of the company that installed them.
In tree-planting campaigns
The link for volunteering and dates.
Pros and cons
What you should know before you register
Frankly, as we’d tell a customer who asks us before registering.
Pros
- 01A short word everyone knows
- 02Says your work is eco-friendly
- 03A first-year offer
- 04Short names are easier to find in it than in .com
- 05Supports names in Arabic and DNSSEC signing
Cons
- 01Renewal costs several times the first year, higher than most of our extensions
- 02An environmental promise your work must live up to
- 03Less familiar than .com
- 04Says nothing about your country
Rules
Registration terms for .green
What the registry requires and what we add, in one place.
- Who may register
- Anyone, person or organization, from any country
- Documents
- None required
- Name length
- Up to 63 characters
- Characters
- a–z, digits and hyphens, never first or last
- Names in Arabic
- Supported (IDN)
- Registration term
- 1 to 10 years
- DNSSEC
- Supported
- Privacy protection
- Optional, for a separate fee
- Transfer
- 60 days after registration or the last transfer, with an EPP code; adds a year to its term
Life cycle
From registration until the name is free again
What happens to your name if it isn’t renewed, and when you can still get it back.
- 01Registration1 to 10 yearsThe name is yours from the moment you pay, for the term you chose.
- 02Before expiry31 days, then 8 days beforeWe remind you twice by email; auto-renewal saves you the reminder.
- 03After expiryDays 1–8The website and email stop; renew within these days at the regular renewal price.
- 04AuctionFrom day 10The name may go to auction; if it sells, it passes to its buyer.Domain recovery policy
- 05Redemption30 daysIf the registry offers it after deletion: a $200 redemption fee plus a year’s renewal.
- 06Final deletion5 daysThen the name is free again for anyone to register.
Tips
Before you register
- 1Don’t make green just a sloganIf your work isn’t eco-friendly, customers see the promise and don’t find it.
- 2Name what you grow, or wheremashtal-jahra.green says what you offer and where, so customers from your area come.
- 3A short name, read as it’s writtenIf it needs spelling out on the phone, it’s too long or too complicated.
- 4No digits or hyphens that need explainingEvery hyphen or digit has to be said, and what has to be said gets forgotten.
- 5Renew automatically, or register for yearsUp to 10 years at once, so you never miss a date.
- 6Make sure the name isn’t someone else’s trademarkA registered trademark’s owner can recover the name from whoever registered it first.
Nearby extensions
If your name is taken in .green
FAQ5 questions
Frequently asked questions about .green
Didn’t find your answer? Our technical support team is with you around the clock.
Contact support$28 for the first year with an offer, then $95 for each renewal. Look at the renewal price before you register: it’s what you’ll pay every year after the first.
Anyone, person or organization, from any country, with no documents or conditions; the contact details in the owner’s name just need to be accurate.
Yes, once 60 days have passed since it was registered or last transferred. Ask your current provider for the transfer (EPP) code and open a transfer request with us; a full year is added to the domain’s term.
We remind you by email 31 days and 8 days before expiry, and 3 days after it. After expiry the website and email stop, and you can renew in the first eight days at the regular renewal price; from day 10 it may go to auction. If it is deleted and the registry allows redemption within 30 days, the redemption fee is $200 plus a year’s renewal.
Yes. The body responsible for .green has an Arabic table in IANA’s repository of internationalized names (IDN), so the name is written in Arabic and stored in a form that begins with xn--.
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