.press Domain
Credibility Starts With Your Address

For most businesses, a page on your own site. A /press or /newsroom path inherits the authority the main domain has already built, keeps every release under one property, and costs nothing extra. A separate .press begins with no history and has to earn its own, while you now maintain two sites. Buy the .press when journalism is your business rather than a section of it, or when you want an address short enough for reporters to type from memory.

Yes. There is no press card to show, no publisher verification and no editorial test. The ICANN registry agreement for .press sets out the standard public interest commitments about abuse and accurate registration data, and imposes no eligibility criteria at all. Radix can suspend a name used for phishing, malware or trademark infringement, but nothing in the process asks whether you have ever published anything.

The registry prices it that way, and there is nothing technical behind the gap. .press runs at over twice a .news on our list, and both resolve identically, support the same records and get the same DNS management, email forwarding and free 10GB mailbox from us. If the two words read equally well for what you are naming, the cheaper one is the better buy, and you can always add the other later and redirect it.

It can, and this is the trap worth knowing before you order. Radix's published launch policy places selected names into pricing tiers, and a tier can set its own price for registration, transfer, redemption and renewal. That means a short or obvious name may cost the higher figure every year rather than once. Ask us to confirm the renewal price for the exact name you want before you commit, not just the first-year figure.