.co Domain Names
.co domain names, chosen with eyes open
One letter shorter than the default and read the world over as 'company'. Its charm is proximity to .com — and so is its one risk, which we will not pretend away. Register from $29.99/yr, with the renewal figure shown before you pay.
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Why .co?
.co is Colombia's country code, opened to worldwide registration in 2010 and marketed since as the short, modern company ending. The positioning stuck: startups and online-first brands use it fluently, search engines treat it as effectively generic, and it carries none of the bargain-bin reputation some young endings collected. Availability is its practical gift — strong names long gone under .com sit free under .co.
The registrar's honesty clause: an ending one keystroke from the world's default inherits typing mistakes in one direction only. Hold the .co without the .com and some told-and-typed traffic — and occasionally mail — arrives at your neighbour's door. Hold both and the same physics becomes a moat. We show both endings in one search, register either in your details, and print the renewal beside the registration before you commit.
Good Fit
.co works best for
- Startups and online-first brands that live in links, not phone books
- Short company names where the .com is taken or held for ransom
- The brandable sibling registered alongside a defended .com
- Ventures whose audience reads .co as deliberate, not deficient
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The pair in one search
.com and .co answered together, so the strongest position — owning both — is a decision made with the facts on one screen.
Honest about the leak
We will tell you who holds the .com of your chosen name and what that neighbour means for your mistyped traffic, before you register.
Mail that resists lookalikes
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set from your zone, so messages forged at near-miss addresses are easier for receivers to reject.
Common Questions
Questions about .co
Will people take a .co seriously?
Online-native audiences do — enough established brands use it that it reads as intentional. The friction appears where addresses are spoken and typed from memory: some listeners silently append the missing letter. Judge it by how your customers actually reach you, and if the answer is 'by typing', weigh the .com question seriously first.
Does .co tie my site to Colombia?
No. Search engines treat .co as one of the handful of widely repurposed country codes that behave as generic endings, so it carries no geographic pin. Registration is open worldwide with no residency requirement, and transfers use the familiar auth-code flow.
Someone else owns the .com of my .co. Should I still register?
It depends on the neighbour. A parked page is background noise; an active competitor collects your mistypes indefinitely, and misdirected email is the part that stings. Check the WHOIS, note the expiry, tighten your mail authentication — and if the .com holder trades in your own market, consider whether a more distinctive name serves you better than a near miss.
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