What is .SKI?

.SKI is a hobby and sport related domain extension built for websites focused on skiing, winter activities, and mountain tourism. It is a great match for businesses and individuals operating in or passionate about the skiing lifestyle.

Who can register a .SKI domain?

Anyone can register a .SKI domain.

It is especially popular with resorts, instructors, rental shops, mountain tour companies, ski clubs, and outdoor bloggers who want a niche and relevant identity.

Why people choose .SKI

  • Highly relevant for skiing and winter sports content
  • Great branding for resorts and mountain businesses
  • Memorable and specific for ski clubs and teams
  • Helps attract the right audience instantly

Why you might not choose .SKI

  • Niche focus: Works best only for skiing or winter sports websites.
  • Lower recognition: General visitors may still expect a .COM or other common extension.
  • Seasonal association: May feel limiting for businesses that operate year-round or expand beyond skiing.
  • Pricing differences: Hobby extensions may cost more or vary by registrar.

Because of these reasons, Website.com focuses on widely recognized extensions such as .COM, .NET, and .ORG that offer more flexibility and broader appeal. .SKI domains are not currently available for registration through Website.com.

Similar alternatives available at Website.com

  • .COM – ideal for outdoor brands, sports clubs, and equipment shops
  • .NET – great for online platforms and booking services
  • .ORG – perfect for clubs, teams, and non-profit groups
  • .INFO – useful for guides, trail info, and winter sport resources

FAQs

Is .SKI only for ski resorts or instructors?

No. Anyone can register a .SKI domain, including bloggers, clubs, equipment sellers, photographers, and tourism brands.

Can I transfer a .SKI domain to Website.com?

No. Website.com does not currently support .SKI domain registrations or transfers.

Is .SKI good for year-round businesses?

It can work, but brands that operate in multiple seasons often prefer broader extensions like .COM for more flexibility.