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What is a .productions domain name?
A .productions domain is a domain extension for creative and media projects, from video and events to theater and broadcast work. Studios, event producers, filmmakers and theater companies are where it lands.
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Free .productions domain hosting
Your .productions domain comes with hosting included in your Wix plan, keeping showreels and project pages loading quickly for clients.
Free SSL and security
SSL encryption is included with every .productions site, so client inquiries and booking details stay protected.
24/7 support
Wix support is on hand around the clock for questions about your .productions domain, from setup to launch day.
Custom email address
Send proposals and invoices from an email address on your .productions domain, matching the site clients just watched your reel on.
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Search for your .productions domain
Use the Wix domain search to check if the .productions name you want is available. Try a few variations if the first one is taken.
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Compare your options
Look at the available .productions names alongside other extensions before you decide which address fits best.
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Register it in a few clicks
Add your .productions domain and your details to complete domain registration. Available domains go to whoever registers first.
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Connect it to your site
Point your new .productions domain at your Wix site, and Wix handles the hosting, the SSL and the DNS for you.
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.productions domain FAQ
Which businesses fit a .productions domain?
A .productions domain fits companies that make things for screens and stages: film and TV producers, commercial and music video studios, theater companies and live event producers. Registrars market it to production houses behind commercials, radio ads and new media art.
It works well as the home for a showreel, a client list and contact details, all under the company name.
Is .productions restricted to film companies?
No, .productions is not restricted to film companies or to any industry, and the registry sells it openly with no credentials required. Event producers, podcast studios and independent creators all qualify.
That means a solo producer can claim a professional-sounding company address from the first project.
What is the difference between .productions and .film?
.productions and .film come from different registries: .productions from Identity Digital, and .film from the Motion Picture Domain Registry, which describes it as an open namespace marketed to the film industry. .film focuses on films and filmmakers, while .productions covers any kind of production.
A studio that makes commercials, events and music videos fits .productions. A filmmaker or festival centered on film may prefer .film.
Should a production company pick .productions or .studio?
Pick .productions if you want the address to describe the work you deliver, and .studio if you want it to describe the place or team behind it. Both are open and widely understood.
A company known for its productions, such as a documentary house, reads naturally on .productions. A creative space offering rentals or several services fits .studio.
Can a .productions site handle bookings and client inquiries?
Yes, a .productions site can handle bookings and client inquiries, with a quote form, a showreel and a project gallery on one address. Clients get a single place to see your work and get in touch.
Set up email on the domain as well, so proposals and invoices come from the same .productions name.
Can a theater or event company use a .productions domain?
Yes, a theater or live event company can use a .productions domain for the shows, festivals and tours it produces. Each production can have its own page under the main address.
For a long-running show, you can add a separate short address that points straight to its ticketing page.
Will clients expect a .productions company to work in film?
Some clients may assume a .productions company works in film or TV, since production companies are so often credited on screen. If you produce events, podcasts or theater, say so in the name or the homepage headline.
That small step keeps the right inquiries coming in.