Open to everyone
No residency or business-registration rules. Unlike .us, anyone can register a .US.ORG name, including organizations outside the U.S. that serve American audiences.
Nonprofits, charities, associations, community groups and businesses: if the people you serve are in the United States, .US.ORG says so. Open to everyone, wherever you are based.
One short address that says who you are and who you serve.
No residency or business-registration rules. Unlike .us, anyone can register a .US.ORG name, including organizations outside the U.S. that serve American audiences.
.ORG says mission. .US says America. .US.ORG says both, in one short address people remember.
When the name you want is taken in .org or .us, .US.ORG is a fresh place to look. Search yours in seconds.
Real organizations doing real work. A few of the sites live on .US.ORG today.

The Association for Energy Affordability works on energy efficiency in buildings to support affordable, healthy housing and communities.

BeMindful offers a free online course and neuroscience-based mindfulness tools for mental health, focus and resilience.

The Ma'di Community Association in the US shares programs for culture, youth, women and family, plus news and events.

An association of professors, state apiarists, extension educators, scientists and students who study and work with honey bees.

A women-led grassroots nonprofit in Richmond, Virginia, supporting girls and women through leadership, mentoring and peacebuilding.

A US-based association helping Macleans connect with American kin and share the history of an ancient Scottish clan.
Spotlights are written from each organization's own website and approved by our team before they appear. Want yours featured? Tell us.
Independent by design.US.ORG operates independently and has no affiliation with the U.S. government, .US, or .ORG. We are an autonomous entity providing an accessible and globally recognized domain space for organizations that serve American communities.
| Feature | .COM | .US | .ORG | .xyz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global recognition | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Nonprofit identity | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| U.S. market focus | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Open to everyone (no residency rules) | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Registering a .US domain requires a U.S. presence.
Type the name you want. Short and clear works best: yourname.us.org.
Register it at Namecheap, Porkbun, Gandi or 101Domain.
Point it at your website and email. Your registrar can help.
.US.ORG is a domain ending for organizations that serve American communities: nonprofits, charities, associations, community groups and businesses. You register a name like yourname.us.org through a registrar.
No. .US.ORG operates independently and has no affiliation with the U.S. government, .US, or .ORG. We are an autonomous entity providing an accessible and globally recognized domain space for organizations that serve American communities.
Anyone. There are no residency or business-registration rules, so organizations based outside the U.S. that serve American audiences can register too.
At a registrar: Namecheap, Porkbun, Gandi or 101Domain. Search at the top of this page, then pick one.
To report abuse of a .US.ORG domain, please contact the Anti-Abuse Team at Gen.xyz/abuse.
Yes. We spotlight organizations doing real work on .US.ORG. Each spotlight is written from your public website and approved by our team before it appears. Tell us about yours.
.US.ORG relies on Gen.xyz to provide trusted support services, including abuse handling, domain suspension reviews, and general customer assistance.
Send us a messageTo report abuse of a .US.ORG domain, please contact the Anti-Abuse Team at Gen.xyz/abuse.