.mom registration
.mom gives mothers, families, parenting communities, maternal health services, and family-focused businesses a clear, memorable online identity. Registration is open to everyone, with no eligibility conditions or connection to a particular country, profession, or organization. Available names are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. A .mom name may contain between 1 and 63 characters. Before registering, search for the name through host.yt and complete the order while it remains available. The extension also supports internationalized names using many Latin, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Cyrillic characters, as well as ß. To transfer an existing .mom domain to host.yt, remove the transfer lock at your current registrar and request its authorization code. Submit that code with the transfer order. Completion can take several days, and a successful transfer adds one year to the domain’s existing expiration date. Changing the registered holder is a separate authenticated process. Confirmation emails are sent to both the current holder and the proposed new holder. Each party must complete the required validation before the five-day deadline, or the request is cancelled. A holder change does not alter the domain’s expiration date. .mom also supports DNSSEC, privacy preferences, domain forwarding, email forwarding, restoration, renewals, and management through SOAP and REST APIs.
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Specifications
| Registration | 28.99 EUR |
|---|---|
| Renewal | 28.99 EUR |
| Transfer | 28.99 EUR |
| Restore | 28.99 EUR |
| Change of ownership | 28.99 EUR |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the .mom extension mean?
mom refers directly to mothers and motherhood. It gives parenting resources, family businesses, support groups, maternal health services, personal blogs, and community projects an address that communicates their subject immediately. It is a generic extension rather than one tied to a particular country.
Who can register a .mom domain?
Anyone can register an available .mom domain. The registry does not limit registration to mothers, parents, businesses, charities, or residents of a particular country. Names are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, so availability at the time of registration determines whether a name can be secured.
Does .mom have registration restrictions or require documents?
There are no eligibility conditions or supporting-document requirements for registering a .mom domain. Your chosen label must be available and contain between 1 and 63 characters. Registration details must still be accurate, and applicable domain-management and verification steps must be completed through host.yt.
Is .mom a good choice, and what projects suit it?
mom is a focused choice for projects centered on motherhood, parenting, pregnancy, family life, maternal health, childcare, or products and services for mothers. Its meaning is immediately recognizable, helping visitors understand the site’s theme before opening it. It is less suitable for projects with no family connection.
When does .mom make more sense than .com?
mom makes more sense when motherhood is central to the project and that identity should be visible in the web address. .com is broader and more familiar across industries, but it communicates little about the subject. Choose .mom for relevance and distinction; choose .com for a general-purpose or expanding brand.
How quickly is a .mom domain registered, and how long does it last?
Registration can proceed after host.yt confirms that the requested name is available and the order is completed. Names are allocated first come, first served. The applicable registration term and expiration date are shown with the order, and the domain can be renewed through the supported renewal process.
How do I transfer a .mom domain to host.yt?
Unlock the .mom domain at your current registrar and obtain its authorization code. Then provide that code when placing the transfer order with host.yt. The transfer may take several days to complete. Once finalized, one year is added to the domain’s current expiration date.