Wikis, knowledge bases and encyclopaediasFixed price $28.99/yearNo restrictions

.wiki domain — the extension for wikis and knowledge bases

.wiki is the extension for collaborative wikis, knowledge bases, online encyclopaedias and any project where shared knowledge is the product.

From $28.99/year · Renewal $28.99/year · No hidden fees

2014 Year created
gTLD Extension type (IANA)
$28.99 Registration price / year
Open Registration restrictions

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About the .WIKI domain

What is the .WIKI domain?

The .wiki is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) managed by Top Level Design LLC. It was delegated by ICANN in 2014. 'Wiki' is one of the most recognised concepts in digital culture — thanks to Wikipedia, the term is synonymous with collaborative knowledge, editable information bases and online encyclopaedias. .wiki is the extension for wikis of any type: fan communities, corporate knowledge bases, specialist encyclopaedias, technical documentation and any project where shared knowledge is the value. No restrictions. Fixed price $28.99/year.
Extension .WIKI
IANA type gTLD
Created in 2014
Registry Top Level Design LLC
Restrictions None
Registration $28.99/year
Renewal $28.99/year

Uses of .WIKI

Who is the .WIKI domain for?

These are the most common situations where .WIKI is the ideal extension.

Encyclopaedias and themed wikis

Specialist wikis on video games, anime, series, sci-fi, music and any fan theme.

Corporate knowledge bases

Company wikis, corporate knowledge bases, internal documentation and knowledge management.

Technical documentation and APIs

Software documentation wikis, APIs, frameworks and any technical documentation project.

Fan communities and fandoms

Fan wikis for series, films, video games, sports and any community organised around a franchise.

Scientific and academic wikis

Specialist scientific encyclopaedias, academic databases and research wikis.

Cultural heritage and knowledge archives

Digital heritage archives, historical wikis, cultural encyclopaedias and knowledge preservation.

Real examples

Well-known websites with .WIKI domain

my.wikiopen.wikifree.wikitech.wikigame.wikiart.wikiscience.wikifan.wiki

.WIKI vs other extensions

Which extension suits you best?

Each extension has its own profile. Here we compare .WIKI with the most common alternatives to help you choose.

Extension Best for Restrictions Registration price
.wiki This page Wikis and knowledge bases No restrictions $28.99/year
.info Information in general None ~$9.99/year
.guide Guides and tutorials None ~$22.99/year
.community Communities None ~$17.99/year
.com Any project None $14.99/year

Registration process

How to register your .WIKI domain at miHosting

01

Check availability

Type the name you want in the search bar. We show you in seconds whether it's available or if you need to look for alternatives.

02

Complete registration

Fill in the registrant details and choose whether to add hosting. The entire process takes less than 5 minutes.

03

Your domain is live

Within minutes your .WIKI domain is active and visible from anywhere in the world. DNS propagates in under 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions about the .WIKI domain

Does .wiki have fixed registration and renewal pricing?

Yes. .wiki maintains the same price of $28.99/year for both initial registration and renewals.

Are game.wiki or tech.wiki good domains for a specialist wiki?

Yes. game.wiki is the perfect combination for a video game wiki — it communicates the type of resource and the topic before the first click. tech.wiki for technology wikis. science.wiki for scientific encyclopaedias. art.wiki for art and culture wikis.

Can a company use .wiki for their internal knowledge base?

Yes. A company can use name.wiki for their collaborative intranet, internal documentation or customer support knowledge base — the domain communicates the type of resource immediately.

Is .wiki recognisable to non-technical users?

Yes. Thanks to Wikipedia, 'wiki' is one of the most recognised terms on the internet — even among non-technical users. A .wiki communicates immediately that the destination is a collaborative information resource.

Does .wiki rank well in Google for information searches?

Google treats .wiki like any gTLD. For knowledge base SEO, article structure, interconnection and content depth are the determining factors.

Can I transfer my .wiki domain to miHosting?

Yes. The transfer has no additional cost. You need the authorisation code (Auth Code) from your current registrar. The process takes 5 to 7 business days.

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The .wiki domain is the extension for wikis and knowledge bases — managed by Top Level Design LLC since 2014. Fixed price of $28.99/year for registration and renewal. Thanks to Wikipedia, 'wiki' is synonymous with collaborative knowledge and online encyclopaedias in global digital culture. .wiki is the extension for themed wikis, corporate knowledge bases, technical documentation, fan wikis and specialist encyclopaedias. game.wiki, tech.wiki, open.wiki — names that communicate the type of resource from the URL. No restrictions. Google treats it like any gTLD. Registering a .wiki domain at miHosting costs $28.99/year with managed DNS, @yourwiki.wiki email and real technical support. Combine it with our professional hosting so your knowledge base has the infrastructure that shared knowledge deserves.