.fun
Fun
$1.49 first year then $47.49/yr
Type
New Generic TLD
Introduced
2016
Registry Operator
Radix Technologies Inc.
Registration
Open registration, available to anyone worldwide
What is a .fun domain?
The .fun TLD is a generic top-level domain aimed at entertainment, leisure, gaming, and lifestyle websites that want a playful, memorable identity. It is operated by Radix and was launched as part of the new gTLD program. Registration is open to anyone without restriction.
How much does a .fun domain cost?
| Action | Price | Term |
|---|---|---|
| Register | $1.49 | 1 year |
| Renew | $47.49 | per year |
| Transfer in | $47.49 | adds 1 year |
Prices in USD and include free WHOIS privacy and DNS management. Final price is confirmed at checkout. Moving one here? See how to transfer a domain.
Is your .fun name available?
Get your .fun domain for $1.49 the first year, then $47.49/yr. Free WHOIS privacy included.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does a .fun domain cost?
- A .fun domain costs $1.49 per year to register at MyDomains.tech, and renews at $47.49 per year. Transferring an existing .fun domain to us costs $47.49 and adds 1 year to your registration.
- Who can register a .fun domain?
- Eligibility for .fun is set by its registry, Radix Technologies Inc. We have not verified an eligibility summary for this extension, so if your registration depends on meeting a requirement, ask us before you order and we will confirm it with the registry.
- Who operates the .fun registry?
- .fun is operated by Radix Technologies Inc., and was introduced in 2016. MyDomains.tech is a domain reseller: we register through ICANN-accredited registrars, so your domain is recorded with the official registry. The sponsoring registrar varies by extension and is shown with your domain in your client area.
- Does a .fun domain include WHOIS privacy?
- Yes. Every .fun domain registered with MyDomains.tech includes free WHOIS privacy where the registry permits it, replacing your personal contact details in the public WHOIS record.