Open for general registration, with high pricingOriginally intended for criticism and opinion sitesDrew controversy at ICANN over its pricing strategy

.sucks Domain

.sucks is a gTLD delegated in 2015 and managed by Vox Populi Registry Ltd. Originally intended as a space for criticism and opinion about brands, it drew controversy over its launch pricing strategy.

2015 Year created
gTLD Extension type (IANA)
On request Registration price / year
Open Registration restrictions

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About the .SUCKS domain

What is the .SUCKS domain?

The .sucks is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) delegated to the root zone on February 19, 2015, and managed by Vox Populi Registry Ltd., which won the rights to this extension in November 2014.

This extension's launch drew notable controversy over its pricing strategy: during the Sunrise period, trademark holders had to pay up to $2,000 per registration (compared to the usual $100-200 of other new extensions like .coffee or .wedding), leading a US senator to describe the extension to ICANN as "little more than a predatory shakedown scheme" aimed at getting businesses to spend large sums on defensive registrations. For those who didn't register during Sunrise, a subsidized $9.95 rate existed for qualifying consumer advocacy associations, while the general public wanting to use the extension for their own site typically pays $249 per year, unless the name is labeled "premium," in which case the price can be higher.
Extension .SUCKS
IANA type gTLD
Created in 2015
Registry Vox Populi Registry Ltd.
Restrictions None
Registration On request
Renewal On request

Uses of .SUCKS

Who is the .SUCKS domain for?

These are the most common situations where .SUCKS is the ideal extension.

Brand criticism and opinion sites

The original purpose of this extension, although it can be used for any purpose.

Defensive registration by brands

Companies registering their name to prevent criticism under this extension.

Any project willing to accept the high price

Open to anyone, though with an annual cost significantly above average.

.SUCKS vs other extensions

Which extension suits you best?

Each extension has its own profile. Here we compare .SUCKS with the most common alternatives to help you choose.

Extension Best for Restrictions Registration price
.sucks This page Anyone or any organization None formal, but with high pricing $249/yr (standard); more for premium names
.com Any project with standard pricing None $14.99/yr

Registration process

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Complete registration

Fill in the registrant details and choose whether to add hosting. The entire process takes less than 5 minutes.

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Your domain is live

Within minutes your .SUCKS domain is active and visible from anywhere in the world. DNS propagates in under 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions about the .SUCKS domain

Why is .sucks so expensive?

Vox Populi Registry intentionally set high prices, which drew controversy and criticism from bodies like the US Senate.

Is there a reduced rate?

Yes, a subsidized $9.95 rate for qualifying consumer advocacy associations.

What is this extension typically used for?

Originally as a space for criticism and opinion about brands, although it's also used for defensive registration.

Who manages the .sucks domain?

Vox Populi Registry Ltd. It was delegated to the root zone on February 19, 2015.

Can I register my .sucks domain with miHosting?

Yes, with no formal restrictions. Contact our team to confirm availability and current pricing.

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