About .nexus
The .nexus extension is a restricted namespace from ICANN's 2012 New gTLD Program. The string is an ordinary English and Latin noun meaning a connection or central link, placing it among the round's dictionary-word cases — a term with independent demand across technology, logistics, and professional services.
Use relates to the operator's own device and platform destinations. Registration is closed to the public and the extension carries no aftermarket. Product-name strings carry a structural risk that corporate names avoid: a hardware line can be discontinued on an ordinary product cycle, while the extension remains permanently bound to the string it was granted — though the underlying dictionary word outlives any product built on it.
DNSSEC is available for .nexus domain
Private Registration is available for .nexus domain
Frequently asked questions about .nexus
How do I buy a .nexus domain?
To purchase your domain name, you must first search for the availability of the unique phrase (without spaces or with hyphens). If the domain name is available, you may then add it to the cart to register for up to 10 years.
Are there requirements, documents, or information needed for .nexus?
.nexus is a more secure domain, meaning that HTTPS is required for all .nexus websites. In order for it to work properly in browsers you must first configure HTTPS serving.
Technical information for .nexus
- TLD .nexus
- Type gTLD
- Registration 14.99 USD / year
- Renewal 17.99 USD / year
- Transfer 14.99 USD / year | Transfer in your .nexus
- Time to Register Instant
- Registration Period 1 - 10 years
- Renewal Grace Period 40 days
- Redemption Period 30 days
- Private Registration Available
- DNSSEC Supported | Learn how to add DNSSEC
- Trustee/Proxy Service No
- Blocking Service Part of the GlobalBlock Service | Learn more
- Individuals can register Yes
- Businesses can register Yes
- Registry Google Registry
- Information updated 2026-09-03