| Namecheap | Hover | Porkbun | Godaddy | Gandi | NameSilo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $18.98 | $24.99 | $14.91 | N/A | $26.96 | $15.99 |
The average price of a .exposed domain is $20.37.
The cheapest place to buy a .exposed domain is Porkbun for $14.91.
.exposed is an active generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) that was proposed and delegated to the Root Zone of the Domain Name System (DNS) by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in February 2014. The registry and manager of this TLD is Donuts Registry, a subsidiary of Donuts Inc., which also manages several other gTLDs. The company's mission is to increase competition and consumer choice at the top level by operating these TLDs safely and securely in a shared resources business model. The .exposed domain is intended for use by individuals and groups seeking new avenues for expression on the Internet, particularly those interested in editorializing, providing input, revealing facts or views, interacting with other communities, and publishing commentary.
There are no restrictions on owning a .exposed domain name, as Donuts believes that attempts to limit abuse by limiting registrant eligibility is unnecessarily restrictive and harms users by denying access to many legitimate registrants. Instead, the company has implemented extensive protection mechanisms against potential abuse, including protections against trademark infringement, phishing, malware, and other forms of online threats. Donuts has consulted with international law enforcement agencies, consumer privacy advocacy organizations, intellectual property interests, and other Internet industry groups to create a set of protections that exceed those in existing TLDs and bring new rights and protection mechanisms to the Internet namespace. By applying these protective measures, Donuts aims to make .exposed a safer place for Internet users than existing TLDs and strive to operate it with fewer incidents of fraud and abuse.