.store domain search

Give your products a name customers can shop

Generate ideas, check an exact name or research a shortlist—all scoped to .store.

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About this extension

What is .store?

.store is an open generic top-level domain that makes a retail destination explicit. It is a strong fit for ecommerce and product collections, while a broader business may prefer a more flexible extension for future expansion.

Type
Generic top-level domain

Open registration

Year-over-year base
+31.3%

Compared with 1.6M in Q4 2024

Reported snapshot
2.34M

30 Apr 2026 · ICANN store registry transaction report (202604)

The short answer

Is .store a good domain extension?

Choose .store when the site is unmistakably a place to buy. Pair it with a distinctive label and a trustworthy checkout so the clear commerce signal becomes an advantage.

Choose .store when

  • Retail brands and ecommerce shops
  • Product collections and drops
  • Creator merchandise stores
  • Campaign-specific shopping destinations

Consider another extension when

  • You sell services rather than products
  • The company may become a broader platform
  • The name is difficult to say with .store
  • Renewal pricing makes the campaign uneconomical

Research brief

The .store facts that change the decision

This page separates registry policy, public market evidence and registrar pricing. A sample is labeled as a sample; a rule is labeled as a rule; and a checkout quote is never presented as a registry statistic.

IANA registration service

radix.website

IANA lists this registration-service destination for .store. It identifies a registry service, not a quote for a specific domain name.

IANA .store delegation record

Registry lookup endpoint

whois.nic.store · https://rdap.radix.host/rdap/

IANA publishes these .store registry lookup endpoints. A lookup does not settle final availability, rights or checkout price.

IANA .store delegation record

Root-zone registration date

2016-02-11

IANA records this date for .store in the DNS root. It is not the launch date of every registry service or a measure of a particular domain's age.

IANA .store delegation record

Published registry base

2.34M names

ICANN store registry transaction report (202604) reports this total at 30 Apr 2026. It is the newest comparable registry measurement available to this page, not an availability or sales signal for a particular name.

ICANN store registry transaction report (202604)

12-month registry movement

+15.8% reported

ICANN store registry transaction report (202604) compares 2.34M at 30 Apr 2026 with 2.02M in the matching report a year earlier. This is a registry-base comparison, not a claim about registrations today or an individual domain's value.

ICANN store registry transaction report (202604)

Decision path

name.store → offer → checkout

Data checked
name.store → offer → checkoutRegistry policy, published market data and registrar checkout prices answer different questions. This guide labels each one separately.your namesignalcheckout

Registry policy, published market data and registrar checkout prices answer different questions. This guide labels each one separately.

Market pulse

How .store is moving

Registry totals show the scale and direction of the namespace. They do not predict the value of an individual domain; the change below is calculated from dated registry snapshots.

Year-over-year growth

+15.8%

Registration base compared with the matching reported period one year earlier · 30 Apr 2026

Reported base change

+320K

change in the reported base between dated snapshots

.store reported registrations

2.34M

Dated source record

  1. Earlier2.0M
  2. Latest2.3M

The comparison uses two dated registry snapshots. It does not predict availability, new registrations or the price of a specific domain.

ICANN store registry transaction report (202604)

Familiar in the wild

Who uses .store?

These are recognizable examples, not endorsements or traffic rankings. The useful pattern is how broadly the extension works across industries.

Availability without guesswork

How to find a strong available .store

Treat availability as the start of the decision, not the finish. A usable name also needs to be easy to communicate, defensible and fairly priced.

  1. 01

    Lead with a name that fits .store

    Make the label do the brand work. A memorable word followed by .store is easier to advertise than a long keyword chain.

  2. 02

    Search the exact label first

    Keep the search scoped to this extension, then test the same label across close alternatives before committing to a spelling compromise.

  3. 03

    Check meaning beyond your market

    Say the name aloud, review unintended meanings and check trademark risk before treating an available result as a final brand decision.

  4. 04

    Confirm price at checkout

    Availability can change quickly. The registrar confirms live availability, premium status, taxes and renewal terms at checkout.

Pricing explained

What does a .store domain cost?

The useful number is the full cost of ownership, not the largest promotional figure on a registrar banner.

Price coverage is not available for .store yet. This page does not invent a number. A verified row will appear after the next registrar collection or an admin-approved override; the registrar checkout remains the final source for the exact name, premium status, tax and renewal terms.

Compare the full .store ownership cost

Compare registration, renewal and transfer costs before printing the domain on packaging. Promotional pricing is not a reliable forecast of long-term cost.

Make the tradeoff visible

.store compared with common alternatives

Comparison of .store with alternative domain extensions
ExtensionRecognitionAvailabilityStrongest fitWatch for
.storeClear retail signalOften strongEcommerce and product collectionsNarrower than a general company domain
.comVery highCrowdedBroad commercial and global brandsPremium or awkward remaining names
.orgHighOften betterMission-led and community workMay imply a public-interest purpose
.siteClearOften betterFlexible web projectsLess category-specific than a focused TLD
AI naming tools

Use AI for ideas—not fake availability

Copy a focused prompt into your preferred AI assistant, then paste the names it finds into FlashDomains Bulk Search. Test the whole shortlist together—AI can explore language, but live registry and registrar signals confirm domains.

Test names in bulk

Generate .store name ideas

Generate 25 brandable .store names for [retail brand or product collection]. Favor short, warm and easy-to-spell labels. Avoid generic claims, trademark references and availability promises.

Score a shortlist for clarity

Score these possible .store names: [paste shortlist]. Assess pronunciation, spelling, category fit, unintended meanings and how naturally each name works in a sentence. Do not claim availability, trademark clearance or monetary value. Return the strongest three with risks.

Create clean variations

The preferred label [name] is unavailable as a .store. Suggest 20 concise variations that preserve the meaning and suit retail clarity and product discovery. Reject forced spellings, hyphens, numbers and names that need a long explanation. Do not claim availability.

These prompts help generate and evaluate .store ideas. They do not confirm domain availability, trademark status or price.

Direct answers

.store questions

Updated August 12, 2026. Time-sensitive prices and availability must be rechecked at the registrar.

What is a .store domain?

.store is an open generic top-level domain that makes a retail destination explicit. It is a strong fit for ecommerce and product collections, while a broader business may prefer a more flexible extension for future expansion.

Who is a .store domain best for?

.store is strongest when the name and extension reinforce retail clarity and product discovery. Review the use-case guidance above rather than choosing only on a promotional price.

How much does a .store domain cost?

There is no universal retail price. Registrars set registration, renewal and transfer prices, and some names are premium. Compare the live registrar terms for the exact name.

Is FlashDomains the .store registrar?

No. FlashDomains compares availability signals and sends registration actions to a registrar with the searched name filled in. The registrar provides the final availability, eligibility and price confirmation.

What is the difference between .store and .shop?

Both signal commerce. .store can feel more like a destination or catalogue, while .shop can sound more action-oriented. Compare the full name, audience and registrar pricing rather than choosing by label alone.

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