.cloud Domain Names
.cloud domain names, where services live
An ending that describes a delivery model: yourproduct.cloud tells the visitor it is hosted, subscribed to and always on. For SaaS and platform brands, the address is the elevator pitch. Register from $10.99/yr, with the renewal figure shown before you pay.
.cloud
Extension
Shown
Renewal before checkout
Live
Availability results
Free
DNS management
The Extension
Why .cloud?
.cloud joined the root from the 2012 new-gTLD round and found its audience immediately: SaaS products, hosting platforms, infrastructure tools and the status pages and consoles that orbit them. The word does real work in an address — 'cloud' is the industry's own term for hosted-and-managed, so the ending communicates a delivery model the way .store communicates a checkout. Product consoles at app.yourname.cloud read as exactly what they are.
It is a standard gTLD throughout: open worldwide registration, auth-code transfers, the usual post-registration locks, WHOIS privacy included free here. For a brand whose product is uptime, the registrar disciplines are product disciplines — the name in your own details, renewals automated years ahead of need, and DNS treated as the production dependency it is. The renewal appears beside the registration before checkout, as with every ending on this estate.
Good Fit
.cloud works best for
- SaaS products and hosted platforms
- Infrastructure, DevOps and monitoring tools
- Product consoles, docs and status pages
- Cloud consultancies and managed-service brands
With Every Name
Included with every domain
The delivery model in the name
An ending that says hosted service before the page loads — positioning that saves the strapline a job.
DNS treated as production
Zones you can edit precisely, delegation you control, and records exportable at will — because for a platform, the domain is uptime.
Registrar honesty as standard
Premium strings flagged, renewal beside registration, transfers released on request — the house rules, unchanged.
Common Questions
Questions about .cloud
Is .cloud only for cloud-industry companies?
It reads most naturally there, but nothing restricts it — the register is open to anyone. The test is whether 'cloud' says something true about the offering: for a hosted product it adds information; stapled to an unrelated trade it merely puzzles. The ending should survive being read aloud to your best customer.
Should my SaaS live at the .cloud or at a .com?
A common pattern runs both: the company and marketing at the .com, the product console or the app itself at the .cloud, each doing the job its ending describes. Single-name setups work too — pick one canonical address, redirect the sibling permanently, and keep the arrangement consistent so search standing consolidates.
What registrar details matter most for a platform's domain?
The ones that protect uptime: the registration in the company's own details with years of term, auto-renew against a card someone tracks, registry locks enabled, and the contact mailbox monitored — because a platform's domain lapsing takes the console, the API and the status page down together. We arm all of it at registration.
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