Brand TLD

.ZERO domain
explained.

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.zero is a brand TLD run by its owner. It is not open for public registration, so you cannot buy a .zero name from any registrar. The .zero extension is held by Amazon Registry Services and is not sold to the public. If you like the word, pick an open extension such as .com, .pk or .co instead.

1 yrMIN TERM
0 daysTRANSFER LOCK
YesAUTH CODE
YesWHOIS PRIVACY
TypeBrand TLD
RegistryRegistry operator
RegionWorldwide
Best forNot available for public registration
Term1 to 10 years
Transfer timeNot applicable
DNSSECSupported
Dispute policyUDRP
01 / Overview

What is .zero?

The .zero extension is held by Amazon Registry Services and is not sold to the public. A quick fact: ICANN lets a company run its own extension under a special brand agreement, and such names never go on public sale.

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 .zero is and choose a similar extension that is open.

A simple example: Overseas Pakistanis and local startups can pick .online instead, because this one is not open.

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.

02 / Requirements checklist

What you need to register .zero

!Public registrationNot available
✓AlternativeChoose an open extension such as .com or .pk
03 / Rules and lifecycle

Registration, renewal and
transfer rules for .zero

Full .ZERO policy terms →
Registration

.zero is not open for registration by the public.

Renewal

Not applicable.

Transfer

Not applicable.

Lifecycle

Not applicable.

DNSSEC

DNSSEC is supported for .zero. You can add DS records from your DNS panel once your DNS provider signs the zone.

Registration data and privacy

Public WHOIS and RDAP output for .zero is redacted for most personal data. Registration data still has to be accurate, and the registry can ask for it.

06 / Compare

.zero vs the usual suspects

ExtensionRegisterRenewRule
.zeroAsk for priceAsk for priceClosed
.comRs 3,864Rs 4,038Open
.com.pkRs 4,200Rs 4,500Open
.netRs 5,686Rs 7,065Open
Did you know

ICANN lets a company run its own extension under a special brand agreement, and such names never go on public sale.

08 / FAQ

.zero questions,
answered simply.

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Can I buy a .zero 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 .zero?

The .zero extension is held by Amazon Registry Services and is not sold to the public.

Why does DomainWalay show .zero if it cannot be registered?

Many people search for .zero and want to know what it is. This page gives the facts and points you to extensions that are open.

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