Top-level domain
Register a .wiki domain
From $32/yr · Free WHOIS privacy · Free DNS
Register
$32
/yr
Renew
$32
/yr
Transfer
$32
/yr
.wiki is a new generic top-level domain that gives you far more naming freedom than the crowded legacy extensions.
A .wiki domain works for almost any project — a business, a blog, a portfolio or your next big idea.
.wiki at a glance
| WHOIS privacy | Included free |
|---|---|
| International characters (IDN) | Supported |
| Registration term | 1–10 years |
| Redemption window | ~5 days |
| Typical use | Wiki Websites |
.wiki domain FAQ
.wiki is a new generic top-level domain that gives you far more naming freedom than the crowded legacy extensions.
.wiki registers for $32/yr and renews at $32/yr at ns6 — WHOIS privacy and DNS included at no extra cost.
Yes — .wiki is open for anyone to register, with no residency or eligibility requirements.
Yes. Free WHOIS privacy is included on every .wiki domain, so your name, email and address stay off the public record — for life, at no cost.
You can register .wiki for 1 to 10 years at a time, and turn on auto-renew so it never lapses.
After expiry there's a grace period to renew normally, then a redemption window of about 5 days where you can still recover it (a restore fee applies). Turn on auto-renew to avoid losing your .wiki.
Yes — .wiki supports internationalized domain names (IDNs), so you can register names with accented or non-Latin characters.
A .wiki domain works for almost any project — a business, a blog, a portfolio or your next big idea.
Yes. Transferring a .wiki to ns6 costs $32 and usually adds a year to your registration. You keep everything — we just become your registrar.
Every .wiki domain includes free DNS hosting and email forwarding — point it anywhere and set up addresses like you@your-name.wiki at no extra cost.
Your .wiki is registered instantly and usually resolves within minutes of checkout.
ns6 gives you .wiki at $32/yr with free WHOIS privacy, free DNS and no renewal games — the same clear price, year after year.