What is .WORKS?

.WORKS is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) designed for websites that present work, projects, or results.

It is often used for portfolios, case studies, agency sites, and project collections.

Who can register?

In general, .WORKS domains can be registered by anyone, with no special eligibility requirements.

Why businesses/people/organizations choose .WORKS

  • Clear association with projects and completed work
  • Useful for portfolios and case studies
  • Easy to understand and descriptive
  • Works for both individuals and teams

History and Background of the .WORKS Domain

The .WORKS domain extension was introduced during ICANN's new gTLD expansion to provide descriptive options for project and portfolio-focused websites.

Its use was largely limited to showcases, case studies, and collections of professional or creative work.

Why you might not choose .WORKS

Before choosing a .WORKS domain, consider branding and scope.

  • Specific meaning: It is closely tied to showcasing work or projects.
  • Brand image: Some brands may prefer a more general extension.
  • User habits: Many visitors still expect a .com address.

Because of these factors, Website.com currently focuses on proven, widely recognized extensions such as .COM, .NET, and .ORG. .WORKS domains are not currently available for registration through Website.com.

Similar alternatives available at Website.com

  • .COM – Suitable for general business and portfolio sites.
  • .NET – Often used for online services and platforms.
  • .ORG – Can work for professional groups and communities.
  • .INFO – Useful for reference and project documentation.

FAQs

What is .WORKS used for?

Portfolios, project showcases, and case study collections.

Is .WORKS only for creative professionals?

No. It can also be used by businesses, teams, and technical projects.

Is .WORKS good for an agency site?

Yes, especially for highlighting past projects and results.