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Why Get a .DIY Domain?

Did you know almost 80% of people search for what they need online? Most of them won’t trust a business or organization without a website.

Using a .diy domain indicates to visitors that you are a serious organization or business; .diy domains have some unique benefits, some of which include:

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Increase SEO

Using a .diy domain can boost SEO rankings for specific searches.

Protect your brand

Domain Privacy

Register your .diy domain and ensure customers find you, and not one of your competitors, when looking for your brand online.

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Be found

A .diy domain is the default domain your customers will look for when trying to find your brand online.

YOUR SPACE ON THE WEB

What Is a .DIY Domain Name?

A .diy TLD is a web address built for do-it-yourself creators, makers, crafters, and home improvement enthusiasts. It's an open generic top-level domain (gTLD), which means anyone can register a .diy domain with no special credentials and no location requirements.

Your domain extension tells people what you're about before they even visit your site. With a .diy domain name, that message is instant. If you're running a home renovation blog, teaching woodworking on YouTube, or selling handmade goods through your own site, visitors know exactly what they'll find the moment they see your address. And because .diy is a niche extension, you've got a much better chance of finding a name that actually matches your brand. It's your spot on the web, shaped around what you do.

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Who Should Get a .DIY Domain?

Here's who gets the most out of a .diy domain name:

  • DIY bloggers & content creators
  • Home improvement contractors
  • Crafters & Etsy sellers
  • Tutorial & how-to channels
  • Hardware & supply shops

Anyone can register a .diy domain on a first-come, first-served basis. There are no restrictions on registrant type or location. Registration periods run from 1 to 10 years, and domain privacy is supported to keep your personal registration details off public WHOIS records.

ONE PLATFORM, EVERYTHING YOU NEED

More Than Just a Domain Name

Registering your .diy domain with HostPapa means you're getting more than a web address. Every .diy TLD comes with a Free SSL Certificate that secures your site from day one, the padlock visitors look for and the signal search engines reward.

Our PapaSquad support team is available 24/7 by phone, chat, and email in English, French, Spanish, and German. You'll always reach a real person, not a chatbot.

When you're ready to build, you can add Web Hosting, a Website Builder, or Business Email straight from your HostPapa Dashboard, so you're not juggling multiple providers. Thousands of website owners trust HostPapa to keep their sites live, fast, and secure. Your .diy domain name is step one, and we're here for every step after that.

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Why Register Your .diy Domain With HostPapa

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Satisfaction

Over 500,000 websites hosted, all owned by happy customers.

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User-friendly

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How to Register a .diy Domain

Step 1

Enter your desired domain name in the field below to confirm it's available.

Step 2

Select the domain name you want from the options presented.

Step 3

Create your account and confirm your selection.

Step 4Done! Login to your HostPapa dashboard to manage your .diy domain.

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Regular price $59.99/yr

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More Than .diy

Looking for a Different Domain Extension?

Get more than just a domain—get security, features, and expert support at one affordable price. Choose from a full range of top-level domains to match your business needs!

Top Level DomainRegistrationRenewalTransfer
.diy $4.99 per year $59.99 per year $59.99 one-time
.com $12.99 per year $23.99 per year $12.99 one-time
.ca $15.99 per year $22.99 per year $15.99 one-time
.net $12.99 per year $22.99 per year $12.99 one-time
.org $12.99 per year $22.99 per year $12.99 one-time
.blog $7.99 per year $40.99 per year $7.99 one-time

Frequently Asked Questions

All your questions in one place! Whether it’s helping you choose a domain name, walking you through our website builder, or configuring your cloud email system for your business, we’re here to help!

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What is a .diy domain?

A .diy domain is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) for websites focused on do-it-yourself projects, tutorials, crafts, home improvement, and hands-on skills. The extension stands for Do It Yourself and is open for registration by anyone, worldwide, with no eligibility requirements based on location or industry.

Who can register a .diy domain name?

Anyone can register a .diy domain, and there are no eligibility requirements based on location, industry, or organization type. It's available on a first-come, first-served basis. Popular registrants include DIY bloggers, crafters, home improvement contractors, tutorial creators, hardware retailers, and makers of all kinds.

Is the .diy TLD good for SEO?

A .diy domain can support your SEO by making your site's niche clear to both search engines and visitors. Google doesn't give extra ranking weight to specific extensions, but a descriptive domain like .diy can improve click-through rates for relevant searches and strengthen your topical relevance when paired with consistent on-page content.

How do I transfer my existing .diy domain to HostPapa?

To transfer a .diy domain to HostPapa, unlock your domain at your current registrar and request an authorization (EPP/auth) code. Enter that code during the transfer process on HostPapa's domain transfer page. Your domain must be at least 60 days old and not have been transferred in the last 60 days. The transfer adds one year to your registration.

What happens when my .diy domain expires?

If you don't renew your .diy domain name before the expiration date, it enters a grace period during which you can still renew it. After that, a redemption period applies before the domain is released for public registration. HostPapa sends renewal reminders well in advance, and you can turn on auto-renewal in your dashboard so your domain stays yours.

Does HostPapa include WHOIS privacy with .diy domain registration?

Yes. HostPapa includes domain privacy protection with eligible .diy domain registrations. WHOIS privacy masks your personal contact details, name, address, phone number, and email, from the publicly accessible WHOIS database, reducing spam and protecting your personal information.

Can I use a .diy domain with any website builder or hosting provider?

Yes. A .diy domain registered with HostPapa can be pointed to any hosting provider or website builder by updating your domain's DNS settings in your HostPapa dashboard. You can also bundle it directly with HostPapa's Web Hosting, Website Builder, or WordPress Hosting for a single-provider setup.

Can I register a .diy domain for multiple years?

Yes. HostPapa lets you register a .diy domain for between 1 and 10 years at the time of purchase. Registering for multiple years keeps your site connected to the address your audience knows, with no gaps in ownership.

What's the difference between a .diy domain and a .com domain?

A .diy domain name is a niche extension that tells visitors and search engines what your site is about before they arrive. A .com domain is a general-purpose extension with no topical signal. For DIY creators and businesses, .diy is often more relevant to your brand, and you're far more likely to find the exact name you want, since most short .com names are already taken.