Lead your business into the future with a .tech domain

.tech is a relatively new domain extension that belongs to the gTLD (generic top-level domains) category. It’s a professionally recognized TLD that’s perfect for brands and businesses within the tech industry.

What makes .tech a desirable domain name is its clear positioning on the internet. Anyone who comes across a URL that ends in .tech will know the website belongs to the technology niche. This is especially useful for startups and businesses without an established online presence.

What’s more, Google treats all new gTLDs the same as the most widely used .com domains. This means your site’s ranking will not be affected on account of using the .tech extension in any way.

All in all, .tech websites are reputable, easily recallable, and still widely available. At least for now.

It’s no surprise that because of all of the positives .tech represents for your website, the domains with this extension come at a higher price. Demand for these domains is constantly growing, which is a sign that businesses and tech communities are increasingly realizing the potential of this TLD.

However, not all online domain registrars are willing to take advantage of the increased demand. For example, registering a domain with the .tech TLD at Hostinger costs only ₱119.00 for the first year.

Domain registration with Hostinger is a very simple process. It can be completed in three easy steps:

1. Enter the full domain name you want to register in the search bar above.

2. Select the option you like most and add it to the cart.

3. Fill in your personal details, make the payment, and the .tech domain name is yours.

We offer a free domain with the .tech extension with our Shared Hosting, WordPress, and Cloud Hosting plans. Simply purchase a 12-month subscription, and you’ll get a free domain name registration, with prices starting at ₱89.00/mo.

If your preferred .tech name is already registered by someone else, you can either try to come up with a different website name or use the same site name but explore a different top-level domain instead.

Usually, our domain name registrar provides a list of alternative domains that you can choose from right away.