Generic extension (gTLD)

Register your .foo domain

.foo domains for €14.24 the first year, then €18.93 a year. Search below and add as many names as you need.

What is a .foo domain?

.foo comes from "foo", the classic placeholder name in programming, alongside "bar" and "baz". The extension is a nod to developers and suits technical projects, code libraries and bloggers in the IT world.

Generic extensions are open to anyone, anywhere, with no residence requirement. They are a good choice when the .com you wanted is taken or when a newer, shorter name fits the brand better.

What you get with a .foo domain

  • Registration €14.24 per year, renewal €18.93 per year, VAT excluded.
  • Register for 1 to 10 years at once.
  • Transfer an existing domain in for €14.24, 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
€14.24/year
Renewal
€18.93/year
Transfer in
€14.24

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

Who a .foo domain suits

  • Developers and open source projects
  • Documentation and code libraries
  • Programming blogs and communities

Host your .foo site with a one-click app

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

Questions about .foo domains

How much does a .foo domain cost?

Registering a .foo domain costs €14.24 for the first year and €18.93 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 .foo domain?

You can register a .foo 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 .foo domain to cloudlinux.ro?

Yes. Transferring a .foo domain costs €14.24 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 .foo 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 .foo domain to it from the DNS editor. The domain also works with any server you run elsewhere.

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