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New Generic TLD

.pink

Pink

$12.49 first year then $31.49/yr

Type

New Generic TLD

Introduced

2014

Registry Operator

Identity Digital Limited

Registration

Open registration, available to anyone worldwide

What is a .pink domain?

The .pink TLD is a generic, color-themed domain often used for branding, charitable causes, and businesses that identify with the color pink. It was introduced under ICANN's New gTLD Program as part of a set of color-based TLDs and is operated by Identity Digital. Registration is open to anyone.

How much does a .pink domain cost?

Registration, renewal, and transfer pricing for .pink domains
Action Price Term
Register $12.49 1 year
Renew $31.49 per year
Transfer in $31.49 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 .pink name available?

Get your .pink domain for $12.49 the first year, then $31.49/yr. Free WHOIS privacy included.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a .pink domain cost?
A .pink domain costs $12.49 per year to register at MyDomains.tech, and renews at $31.49 per year. Transferring an existing .pink domain to us costs $31.49 and adds 1 year to your registration.
Who can register a .pink domain?
Eligibility for .pink is set by its registry, Identity Digital Limited. 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 .pink registry?
.pink is operated by Identity Digital Limited, and was introduced in 2014. 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 .pink domain include WHOIS privacy?
Yes. Every .pink domain registered with MyDomains.tech includes free WHOIS privacy where the registry permits it, replacing your personal contact details in the public WHOIS record.