A namespace built to read like infrastructure. .dot opens with an unusually long 13-day Early Access Period. The first retail days are expensive; waiting one day can change the access fee by thousands of dollars.
The registry's May 2026 launch-plan PDF still says a seven-day EAP, while its newer live timeline and current registrar schedules publish 20 October–1 November: 13 days. This page follows the current registry timeline and notes the discrepancy.
TMCH-validated trademark holders may request an exact-match name.
Open to everyone, first come first served, with a daily access fee above registration.
Open registration through participating accredited registrars.
TMCH claimsTrademark Claims runs 20 October 2026 through 18 January 2027 and overlaps EAP and early GA.
Day 02 · 21 Oct · $10,799.00 · $1,200.00 less than Day 1 Choose a day
A 101domain retail schedule, not a universal registry price. Each amount is additional to standard registration; compare the exact cart before choosing an EAP day. See the dated schedule ↗
Select a registrar to view its price and policy profile. The action on the right opens the verified launch page. A “watch” route sends alerts only; it does not reserve a domain.
One preorder per name. 101domain says unsuccessful attempts are refunded; a preorder cannot guarantee the registry result.
The registrar publishes phase-specific retail pricing and says the preorder is charged only after a successful registration.
Budget for TMCH validation and registrar setup. A similar-looking generic term is not automatically an eligible exact match.
The access fee is one-time, but it buys only an earlier attempt. Premium registry pricing and standard registration can still sit underneath it.
Preorder terms, refund rules and submission timing differ. A free preregistration is often a notification, not a reservation.
If the registry has not set a date, neither do we. This helps you avoid premature orders based on unconfirmed estimates.
