.fitness
A .fitness domain is a generic top-level domain, which means it is open to anyone rather than tied to a country. Binky Moon, LLC runs the registry, and it sits in the same family of domain extensions as many other generic names. The extension is aimed at gyms, health clubs, exercise classes, personal trainers and bloggers who share workout routines, diet advice or healthy recipes.
The registry supports DNSSEC, which helps protect your visitors from forged DNS answers and adds a layer of trust to your site. Names can run from 1 to 63 characters, and internationalised names are allowed. Registrations run for 1 to 10 years, so you can lock in a long term if you plan to build a brand around the address.
A .fitness domain is a good choice if your business or blog is clearly about health, exercise or fitness, because the extension tells visitors what to expect before they click. Check that the name you want is available, decide on a term, and make sure your contact details are accurate before you register.
Registration is open to anyone, anywhere in the world.
- No local presence is required to register a .fitness domain.
- You must provide contact details that are accurate.
- You must keep your contact details current while you hold the name.
Renew before the expiry date so you keep the name without interruption.
- After expiry there is a 40 day grace period in which you can still renew the domain.
- There is no separate redemption period.
- If the name is not renewed, it is released after the grace period ends.
- Renewals add one year at a time.
You can move an existing .fitness domain to Domain Central from another provider.
- You need the authorisation (EPP) code from your current registrar.
- The domain must be unlocked before the transfer starts.
- A transfer usually takes 5 to 7 days to complete.
- A domain cannot be transferred within 60 days of registration or of a previous transfer.
You can change the registrant of a .fitness domain through your registrar.
- The change does not alter the expiry date of the domain.
- The registrant’s contact details must remain accurate after the change.