Is .digital a good domain for a marketing agency?

.digital works well for agencies, design studios and consultancies that want to emphasise their digital focus. It communicates clearly what you do and has a professional feel. It's more descriptive than .com while being more universally understood than .io or .ai.

Is .digital expensive to register?

.digital is in the moderate price range — typically $20–35/year for registration and renewal. It's cheaper than .io or .ai but pricier than .com or .net. For a professional brand, the price is easily justified if the name is right.

Can anyone register a .digital domain?

Yes — there are no restrictions on who can register a .digital domain. It's a generic TLD open to any individual, business or organisation worldwide.

What companies use .digital domains?

Marketing agencies, digital consultancies, design studios, media companies and digital transformation firms have adopted .digital broadly. It's also used by personal brands in the digital marketing space.

Register .digital Domain — Price Comparison 2026

New TLD Free WHOIS Privacy

Cheapest Registration

$1.75 /yr

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Cheapest Renewal

$27.18 /yr

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Cheapest Transfer

$26.98 /yr

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The .digital TLD is a broad, versatile extension suited to agencies, studios, consultancies and digital-native brands. Compare prices across all major registrars here.

Registrar	Registration	Renewal	Transfer
Spaceship	$1.75	$33.32	$26.98 $33.32	Get Deal
Dynadot	$1.98	$30.93	$30.93	Get Deal
Sav	$1.99	$30.34	$30.34	Get Deal
Hostinger	$2.19	$48.19	$36.19	Get Deal

What is a .digital domain?

.digital is a new generic top-level domain operated by Donuts, one of the largest new gTLD registries. It's an unrestricted, general-purpose domain that has found a home in the creative and marketing industries.

Unlike highly specific extensions like .ai or .cloud, .digital is deliberately broad — which makes it flexible for a wide range of digital-first brands.

Who uses .digital?

The extension resonates particularly with:

Digital agencies and studios — a natural fit when "digital" is already in the company name or description
Consultancies — digital transformation, marketing strategy, branding
Media companies — digital publishing, content studios
Personal brands — for digital marketers, designers and content creators

The extension immediately communicates that the entity operates in the digital space without being overly technical.

.digital vs .agency vs .studio

All three are new generic TLDs targeting the creative industry:

.digital — broadest, works for any digital-focused entity
.agency — specific to agency structures (implies client services)
.studio — creative focus (design, video, games)

If you're a full-service digital agency, .digital is the most flexible. If your work is creative production, .studio has a more artisanal feel.

Availability and pricing

.digital has a healthy pool of available names — it's not oversaturated like .com. Registration and renewal prices are moderately priced and relatively consistent across registrars.

Compare all registrar prices in the table above.

Frequently Asked Questions

: .digital works well for agencies, design studios and consultancies that want to emphasise their digital focus. It communicates clearly what you do and has a professional feel. It's more descriptive than .com while being more universally understood than .io or .ai.
: .digital is in the moderate price range — typically $20–35/year for registration and renewal. It's cheaper than .io or .ai but pricier than .com or .net. For a professional brand, the price is easily justified if the name is right.
: Yes — there are no restrictions on who can register a .digital domain. It's a generic TLD open to any individual, business or organisation worldwide.
: Marketing agencies, digital consultancies, design studios, media companies and digital transformation firms have adopted .digital broadly. It's also used by personal brands in the digital marketing space.