New generic top-level domain (new gTLD)

Register your .email domain

.email domains for €12.36 the first year, then €38.61 a year. Search below and add as many names as you need.

What is a .email domain?

The .email domain launched in 2014, in the first wave of ICANN's new generic top-level domain programme, under the Donuts registry, now Identity Digital. Its meaning is direct and universal: it is designed for short email addresses and for businesses that provide email-related services.

The most common use is a professional email address separate from a website, such as [email protected] or [email protected]. It is also used by newsletter providers, email marketing platforms, deliverability consultants and apps that send notifications. The extension is open to anyone, with no restrictions.

What you get with a .email domain

  • Registration €12.36 per year, renewal €38.61 per year, VAT excluded.
  • Register for 1 to 10 years at once.
  • Transfer an existing domain in for €38.61, one year added.
  • WHOIS privacy included free.
  • Free DNS hosting with a record editor, or your own nameservers.
  • Auto-renew from credit a month before expiry, with an email when credit is short.
Registration
€12.36/year
Renewal
€38.61/year
Transfer in
€38.61

Prices in EUR, VAT excluded, paid from your account credit.

Who a .email domain suits

  • Individuals and families who want an email address independent of their mailbox provider
  • Businesses wanting a separate domain for customer communication or newsletters
  • Email marketing platforms, CRMs and automation tools
  • Email deliverability consultants and system administrators

Registration rules for .email

  • Registration is open to anyone, with no country or document requirements.
  • The registry enforces anti-abuse policies, including against spam and phishing, which can lead to suspension.
  • Some names may be premium, with pricing shown when you search.

Tips for choosing a .email name

  • Set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC records in the DNS editor from day one, or messages may land in spam.
  • If you send newsletters at volume, a separate .email domain protects the reputation of your main domain.
  • For personal use, choose a short family name that is easy to spell out over the phone.
  • Never use the domain for unsolicited mail, as the registry can suspend domains reported for spam.

Host your .email site with a one-click app

Cloud servers from €4.95 a month, with these applications installed for you at first boot.

Questions about .email domains

Do I get mailboxes with a .email domain?

The domain itself does not include mailboxes. You get free DNS hosting where you add the MX records of the email service you choose. You can use any email provider or run your own mail server on a cloud server.

Why use a separate domain for email?

A domain of your own makes you independent of your mailbox provider: you can switch providers any time without changing your address. For businesses, a separate campaign domain protects the main domain's reputation if deliverability problems arise.

Do emails from a .email domain go to spam?

Deliverability depends mainly on configuration and sender reputation, not on the extension. With correct SPF, DKIM and DMARC, a gradually warmed-up domain and sensible sending volumes, messages normally reach the inbox.

Can I also run a website on a .email domain?

Yes, it works like any other domain. You can point an A record to a cloud server running a site or app, such as a newsletter signup page, and use the same domain for email at the same time.

How much does a .email domain cost?

Registering a .email domain costs €12.36 for the first year and €38.61 for each renewal, VAT excluded, paid from your account credit. There is no setup fee and DNS hosting is included.

For how long can I register a .email domain?

You can register a .email domain for 1 to 10 years at once. After that it renews automatically from your credit a month before expiry, and you get an email if your credit is short.

Can I transfer my .email domain to cloudlinux.ro?

Yes. Transferring a .email domain costs €38.61 and normally adds a year to its expiry. Unlock the domain at your current registrar, get the transfer code and start the transfer from the Domains section of your console.

Can I host a website on my .email domain with you?

Yes. Launch a cloud server billed by the hour, pick a one-click app such as WordPress, Ghost or Nextcloud, and point your .email domain to it from the DNS editor. The domain also works with any server you run elsewhere.

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