Secure your .wiki domain starting at $30.95
Why choose a .wiki domain name?
A .wiki domain is a trusted top-level domain perfect if you're building a site for collaborative knowledge sharing. It instantly tells visitors that your site is all about open, community-driven information.
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Free .wiki domain hosting
Enjoy reliable web hosting with 99.99% uptime and a hassle-free automatic setup.
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Search for a domain name
Use the search bar to find a list of .wiki top-level domains. Look for one that's short, memorable and suits your needs.
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Check the domain's availability
See if your chosen domain is available. If it’s not, we’ll suggest more options and extensions for you.
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Buy & register your domain
After finding the one you love, simply purchase it and choose to register your domain name for up to 5 years.
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Create your website
With your domain secured, create a beautiful site with Wix with built-in business solutions—ready for anything.
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.wiki domain FAQ
What is a .wiki domain?
A .wiki domain is a top-level domain designed for collaborative content platforms, information sharing and educational resources. It’s ideal for creating knowledge bases or community-driven websites. Read more about the meaning of this extension.
Is the .wiki domain good?
Yes, the .wiki domain is perfect for websites focused on collaboration and sharing knowledge. It offers credibility and relevance for platforms centered around information and educational resources.
Who owns the .wiki domain?
The ownership of a .wiki domain depends on the individual or organization that registers it. You can register your own .wiki domain through Wix to manage it easily.
Can I use a .wiki domain for a business knowledge base?
Absolutely, the .wiki domain is ideal for creating business knowledge bases. Its association with collaboration and information sharing makes it the perfect choice for educational or resource-focused content.
Can I get a .wiki domain for free?
You can get plenty of domains free with Wix for the first year when you purchase a Wix website plan. The .wiki TLD starts at $30.95 a year (depending on the name of the domain that you choose). You can check out free available domain options at Wix here.
Can I keep my contact information hidden when I register?
Yes, you can keep your contact details private on WHOIS when you add Wix’s privacy protection to your domain.
Is it easy to renew my domain?
Renewing your .wiki domain with Wix is simple and hassle-free. You will receive reminders when your domain is close to expiring and can manage your renewals directly from your account to ensure continuous ownership without interruptions.
How do I transfer a domain to Wix?
To transfer your existing .wiki domain to Wix, follow an easy process provided in your account settings. Learn more about transferring a domain to Wix.