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.xyz Domains

A .xyz Name for Almost Anything.

Cheap to start and open to any idea. Buy it here and we point it at your website for you.

See if your .xyz is free
Type a word to see it across the popular endings, or the whole name, like mystartup.xyz, to ask about just that one. A standard .xyz here is $3.99 for the first year, then $18.23 a year.
Tell us what the site is, in a word or a sentence, and we suggest names, then check which ones are still available.

What to Know Before Buying a .xyz

  • Low cost, and it stays fairly low

    Unlike many cheap endings, the renewal is not a shock: about $14 a year at the cheapest sellers. It suits side projects and experiments.

  • Plenty of company

    More than 11 million names are registered on it, and Alphabet, Google's parent, uses abc.xyz. It no longer looks unusual to people who work online.

  • Watch your email reputation

    Cheap endings attract spammers, and some filters treat them with more suspicion. If the name will send business email, build up slowly and set up its sending records properly.

.xyz Domains at a Glance

Registry
XYZ.COM LLC
Type
Generic
Who can register
Anyone, anywhere
Shortest term
1 year
HTTPS
Not forced by the ending
How Google treats it
Generic, not tied to a country

Who Uses It

abc.xyz

The website of Alphabet, Google's parent company

The Case For and Against .xyz

.xyz has more than 11 million names registered, which makes it one of the largest of the newer endings. Much of that volume comes from one thing: it is cheap, with a regular price of about $14 a year at the cheapest sellers we checked in November 2026.

That low price has two sides. On the plus side, the name you want is likely to be free, and an experiment costs little to keep. On the minus side, low prices attract spam, so some email filters and security tools treat the ending with more suspicion than a .com.

So it makes a good address for a project page, a personal website or an idea you are testing, and a weaker one for the address your invoices come from. Alphabet choosing abc.xyz shows it can be serious. But Alphabet has a reputation to lend it, and a new business does not.

A Good Fit For

  • Side projects, experiments and personal websites. The name you want is likely to be free, and a modest renewal means you can keep a project online without thinking about it each year.
  • Trying an idea without a large yearly cost. If it works you can move to a more established name later, and if it does not, you have not spent much finding out.

Not the Best Fit For

  • Your main business email address. Some filters and security tools are more suspicious of cheap endings, and an invoice that lands in a spam folder is an expensive way to save a few dollars.
  • Audiences who may not trust an unfamiliar ending. Older customers or cautious buyers may hesitate before clicking, which is a poor start for a business that depends on their confidence.

What the Price Pays For

A registrar that only sells names will usually charge less for the name. What you get here is everything after it, in the same place as your website.

  • The connecting is done for you

    We write the DNS records and join the name to your website ourselves. Nothing to look up and nothing to copy between accounts.

  • The padlock comes with it

    The SSL certificate is issued when you pick the website, then renewed for as long as you use the name. It is not an extra.

  • Email on your name

    Add hello@ or info@ on the name, and mail sent there lands in the inbox you already read. The forwarding and MX records are set up here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is .xyz a legitimate domain?

Yes. It is an ordinary generic ending, open to anyone and run by XYZ.COM LLC. The doubts come from spam that cheap names attract, not from the ending itself.

Is .xyz bad for SEO?

Not in itself. Google treats it as generic, like .com. What matters is the website, and a low-quality one will struggle on any ending.

What does .xyz stand for?

Nothing in particular. It is the end of the alphabet, and it was launched as an ending for any kind of website.

Is a .xyz good for a business?

It works, especially for technical or creative audiences. For a local business whose customers are less online, a more familiar ending is usually easier to say aloud.

Will .xyz emails go to spam?

They can be treated with more suspicion than a .com, since cheap endings attract spam. Set up your sending records and build up slowly before relying on it for business email.

Do I need a paid plan?

The name is its own yearly purchase, and you can use it with a website kept anywhere. Connecting it to a website here needs a paid plan, from Starter. Free websites stay on a free subdomain.

Is the name mine, and can I move it later?

Yes. It is registered in your name, and the code you need to take it elsewhere is a click away in its menu. A name you already own elsewhere can move here the same way.

Other endings: .com domains, .co domains, .store domains, .shop domains, .app domains, .studio domains, .design domains, .io domains, .dev domains, .ai domains, .tech domains, all domain names

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