Domain registration
.wiki
Knowledge, crowd-sourced.
From $5.99/yr · USD
What is a .wiki domain?
.wiki is for internal knowledge bases, fan wikis, and documentation hubs inviting collaborative editing.
Product teams and open-source communities host living docs on addresses contributors intuitively visit.
.wiki pricing
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Register
$36.49/yr
$5.99/yr
ends 30 Sept
Renew
$43.99/yr
per year
Transfer
$43.99/yr
+1 year added
Registering a .wiki
Search for the name you want, add it to your cart, and check out. Once payment is confirmed, your .wiki is registered with the registry — usually within minutes — and appears in your dashboard with managed DNS, free WHOIS privacy, and renewal reminders ready to go.
Transferring a .wiki
Already own a .wiki elsewhere? Unlock it at your current registrar, grab the authorization (EPP) code, and start the transfer with Orbit. Your remaining registration time comes with you, and most transfers add another year to keep you covered.
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.wiki questions, answered
- Who can register a .wiki domain?
- Anyone can register a .wiki domain through Orbit, subject to availability and the registry's standard requirements. Just search for the name you want and check out.
- How long does it take to go live?
- Most .wiki registrations are active within minutes. DNS changes you make afterwards propagate across the internet shortly after you save them.
- Can I transfer my .wiki domain to Orbit?
- Yes. If your .wiki domain is unlocked and past any initial registration lock, you can transfer it to Orbit and keep your remaining registration time.
- Is WHOIS privacy included?
- Free WHOIS privacy is included on every eligible .wiki domain, keeping your personal contact details off public records.