150,296 available .new names: 76,611 with no prefix or suffix, and 73,685 variants using use-, go-, join-, try-, get- or -hub, -labs, -app, -hq, -ai.
Updated yesterday · From $412.20/year
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The .new domain is for shortcuts that take users straight into creating something. Google has popularized this TLD with shortcuts like "doc.new" and "sheet.new," and its registry policy requires every .new domain to lead directly into an action or creation flow.
Typical registration: $412.20–$549.99/year
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Spaceship
Registration
$412.20
Renewal
$412.20
Porkbun
Registration
$412.46
Renewal
$412.46
Namecheap
Registration
$488.98
Renewal
$601.98
Name.com
Registration
$549.99
Renewal
$549.99
Prices shown are for standard domains. Premium domains may cost more.
The .new domain is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) owned by Google and specifically designed for action-based shortcuts. It's often used to create instant, memorable actions.
.new domains cost far more than most TLDs, and the price varies by registrar. Some registrars also charge more to renew than to register. See the .new prices page for current prices.
Anyone can register a .new domain, but Google Registry's policy requires every .new domain to be used for an action generation or online creation flow, and visiting the domain must take the user directly into that flow. The registry waives enforcement for 100 days if the domain does not resolve, and can terminate domains used in other ways.
Search engines treat all TLDs equally. .new domains excel at creating memorable shortcuts for actions rather than traditional SEO-driven content.
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