Register your .SERVICES domain today

A .services domain is an ICANN-approved generic top-level domain (gTLD) for businesses and professionals who provide a service rather than a product, covering fields like consulting, cleaning, legal, financial, repair, and hospitality work. Unlike .org, which signals a nonprofit or organization, .services is built for commercial service providers of any kind.

Yes. A .services domain name is descriptive and tells visitors what your business does at a glance, something a generic .com address cannot do on its own. It’s also a useful character-saver: a brand like Acme Services can register as acme.services instead of acmeservices.com.

A .services domain is appropriate for any service-based business or professional. This includes consultants, agencies, cleaners, electricians and other trades, accountants, financial advisors, and legal or hospitality providers. IT consultancies often lean toward .tech, and licensed professionals sometimes choose .pro, but .services suits any business built around providing a service rather than selling a product.

Search for your preferred name on Zoho Domains, confirm the .services version is available, and add it to your cart. Enter your contact details, choose a registration period, and complete payment. The steps are the same as registering a .net domain or any other extension; see the registration guide for the full walkthrough.

Pricing depends on the registration period so check the Zoho Domains pricing page for exact registration, renewal, and transfer rates. Costs are broadly in line with other newer extensions such as .store.

Yes. .services is a generic top-level domain approved by ICANN and introduced in 2014. It’s operated by the registry Identity Digital, sits alongside other established gTLDs such as .info, and is open to registration worldwide with no restrictions.

The extension itself has no effect on rankings. Google treats .services the same way it treats .io, .com, or any other domain ending. Rankings depend on content quality, relevance, and site authority, not the TLD you choose.

Yes. Once your .services domain is registered, you can set up professional email such as hello@yourbrand.services through Zoho Mail, the same way you would with a .website domain or any other extension.

Yes. Like a .shop domain or any other TLD, a .services domain is registered for a fixed term and needs renewing to stay active. Zoho Domains sends renewal reminders, and you can turn on auto-renewal from your dashboard to avoid losing the domain.

Yes. By default, Zoho Domains includes WHOIS privacy protection with your .services domain registration, the same as it does for a .in domain, masking your personal contact details from the public WHOIS database.

A .services domain can be used for full business website, a service-specific landing page, a booking or quote page, or professional email. Unlike .ai, which leans toward AI and tech branding, .services works for any kind of service business and functions exactly like a .com.

Unlock the domain with your current registrar and request the authorization code, also called the EPP code. Then go to the Zoho Domains transfer page, enter your domain name and the code, and confirm your contact details. Transfers typically complete in five to seven days and add a one-year extension to your registration. See the domain transfer guide for full eligibility requirements.