New extension

.page

.page is a new extension for websites. Registry: Charleston Road Registry Inc.; registered since 5 February 2015, DNSSEC-signed, available at 1blu on request via kissdomain.

General

Extension
.page
Type
New extension
Meaning
Websites
Registry
Charleston Road Registry Inc.
Registry website
www.registry.google
Registered since
5 February 2015
ICANN agreement
since 4 December 2014

Properties

DNSSEC signed
yes
Name servers
5 (5 with IPv6)
WHOIS server
-
RDAP server
pubapi.registry.google/rdap
At 1blu
on request via kissdomain

Registration conditions

Who may register?
According to Google Registry, open and without access restrictions.
HTTPS required
.page is a secure extension: browsers load websites only over HTTPS, so a TLS certificate is required. Registrars must point this out before purchase.
Two-character names
Holders of two-letter names must not falsely imply a connection to a government or country-code registry.
Term
1 to 10 years per registration or renewal (ICANN Registry Agreement).
Transfer
With an auth code (auth info) under the ICANN Transfer Policy. A lock period applies after a new registration or transfer.
After expiry
Restore possible during the Redemption Grace Period (ICANN rules).
Disputes
ICANN Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP).

The registry's current rules are binding: www.registry.google.

Sources: Google Registry: Registrierungsregeln .page · ICANN Transfer Policy · ICANN UDRP · IANA Root Zone Database: .page · As of 25 October 2026

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