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What is a .click domain name?
Short links and pages built to be clicked are what a .click address is for. Marketers reach for it when they need branded short links, campaign and tracking addresses, landing pages, QR code destinations or link-in-bio pages.
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Free .click domain hosting
Free web hosting comes with every .click domain. A campaign link that suddenly works brings a crowd, and the hosting handles it without a separate bill.
Free SSL and security
A free SSL certificate and ongoing website security are included. A short link asks for trust in a single glance, and an encrypted connection is most of that.
24/7 support
The Help Center is available at any hour, with guides on connecting a domain, setting up redirects and fixing what broke mid-campaign.
Custom email address
Campaign replies need somewhere to land, so add a business email on your own .click domain with a mailbox such as team@.
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Search for a .click domain
Use the search bar to explore .click names. Choose one that is short, memorable and relevant to your brand, project or community.
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Check the domain availability
See if your preferred .click name can be registered. If it is already taken, explore suggested alternatives and other extensions that may suit your needs.
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Register it in a few clicks
Add your .click domain to your cart and enter your details to complete domain registration. Names are issued first come, first served.
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Create your website
Once you have your .click domain, build your website with Wix and connect your new web address. Add built-in business solutions to bring your site to life.
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.click domain FAQ
What kind of businesses use a .click domain?
Marketers, affiliate publishers, advertisers and anyone running campaign infrastructure are the natural users of .click.
The extension carries a verb, so the whole address can be an instruction: book, shop, join, watch. That makes it a home for branded short links, tracking and redirect addresses, landing pages and QR destinations.
Who runs the .click registry?
Internet Naming Co. has operated .click since late 2022, having taken it over from Uniregistry, with Tucows providing the technical back end.
That matters when you research the extension, because several registrar and comparison pages still name the previous operator. Check the date on anything you read about .click, including policy and pricing claims.
Is .click good for short links and QR codes?
Short links and QR codes are the job .click does best. A five-letter extension plus a short name survives being printed small, read aloud or scanned across a room.
One caution for print work: put the destination behind a redirect you control rather than a third-party shortener, so a campaign that outlives the tool still resolves.
What works well before the dot on a .click domain?
The extension already supplies the action, so the strongest names put a verb or a single brand word in front of it. Book, shop, join or your brand name all read as a complete instruction.
Keep it to one word if you can. The whole point is an address short enough to print on an ad or say out loud, and a two-word name gives that away.
Can I use .click alongside my main domain?
Yes, and this is the setup the extension suits best. A .click name can carry everything that gets shared, ads, print, QR codes and social bios, while your main address carries the brand.
Configure it as a redirect rather than a second site. That also lets you retire a campaign address without touching anything else.
Are short .click names still available?
Common verbs went early, but .click is younger and less crowded than many descriptive extensions, so two and three letter combinations and less obvious verbs are often still open.
Check the terms attached to the specific name rather than the extension. Some desirable names are offered on different commercial terms, and a few carry those at every renewal.
Does a .click domain renew at a higher rate than the first year?
It can. Introductory first-year pricing is common on .click, and the regular renewal price is usually higher.
Check the renewal cost before registering a set of campaign names. A short link you expect to keep in circulation for years is worth pricing on its renewal rather than its first year.
Does .click have a spam reputation?
.click carried a significant one in its early years, when cheap first-year pricing attracted throwaway registrations, and the extension appeared high on published lists of abused extensions at the time.
The most recent full phishing studies do not place .click among the worst performers, and the extension changed hands in 2022, though nobody has demonstrated that one caused the other. Worth knowing rather than discovering.
Should .click be my main address or a redirect?
A redirect is the better default. The extension reads as campaign infrastructure, which is exactly what makes it good at short links and exactly what makes it an odd fit on an invoice or a contract.
If you do want it as your only address, a short memorable .click name will still outperform a long hyphenated name on a familiar extension.