.US domain name - United States

.US is the country code domain extension (ccTLD) for the United States of America. Long used by government agencies and schools, .US is also available to individuals, churches, non-profits, and businesses. Companies with a .US domain extension inspire consumer confidence, inspiring people to “buy American.” And because .US is less saturated than traditional domains, .US offers excellent opportunities for businesses and organisations to obtain a web address that is recognisable and well-respected.

A .US country code domain extension will have a strong impact on SEO as search engines use local IP addresses when generating search results. Therefore, a .US domain extension will make it easier to target traffic from anywhere within the United States.

.US, a domain extension that is as vibrant and unique as the American people. Register your .US today.

.US registry information

Setup fee	None
Annual fee	€21.50
Renewal fee	€21.50
Update fee	Free
Trade fee	Free
Transfer fee	€21.50 (1 year extension included)
Reactivation fee	€25.00 + (Renewal fee)

Minimum length	3 characters
Maximum length	63 characters
Numbers	Allowed (full-numeric)
Hyphen	Allowed (middle only)
IDN	Not allowed

Minimum subscription period	1 year
Minimum renewal period	1 year
Renewal increment	1 year
Registration delay	1-3 days
Can be renewed at any time	Allowed

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Features & Requirements

Below are a list of the requirements and features for registering a .US domain name.

DNSSEC supported

Conditions

To register this domain name, the .US registry asks that you are either a United States citizen/resident, or a representative of an organization established in the US territory or possessing a bona fide presence in the country.
Please note: The .US registry asks that registrants indicate their intended use for the domain name and applicable category (US citizen or permanent US territory resident).