.call is not open for registration by the public.
.CALL domain
explained.
.call is a brand TLD run by Amazon Registry. It is not open for public registration, so you cannot buy a .call name from any registrar. The .call extension is held by Amazon and has not been opened to the public. If you like the word, pick an open extension such as .com, .pk or .co instead.
What is .call?
The .call extension is held by Amazon and has not been opened to the public. This extension was added to the root zone as part of the new gTLD program.
This extension is not available for public registration. Reserved for the brand owner. It is not open to the public. We keep this page so you can see what .call is and choose a similar extension that is open.
A simple example: You cannot buy this one, but a call centre in Karachi can pick an open extension such as .services or .support.
Terms run from 1 to 10 years. Longer terms lock in the price and avoid yearly reminders. Once a name expires, recovery depends on registry rules.
What you need to register .call
Registration, renewal and
transfer rules for .call
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DNSSEC is supported for .call. You can add DS records from your DNS panel once your DNS provider signs the zone.
Public WHOIS and RDAP output for .call is redacted for most personal data. Registration data still has to be accurate, and the registry can ask for it.
.call questions,
answered simply.
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Ask a questionCan I buy a .call domain?
No. Reserved for the brand owner. It is not open to the public. You can pick an open extension with a similar meaning instead, such as .com, .pk or .co.
Who owns .call?
Amazon Registry operates .call. The .call extension is held by Amazon and has not been opened to the public.
Why does DomainWalay show .call if it cannot be registered?
Many people search for .call and want to know what it is. This page gives the facts and points you to extensions that are open.
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