Expiring .ing Domains for Sale
All .ing domains are just $99. No negotiation, no hidden fees.
.ing is a Google Registry TLD that reached general availability in December 2023. Unlike most extensions, it isn't a category label — it's the end of a word. The domain and the extension read as a single term: cook.ing, park.ing, book.ing, meet.ing, train.ing.
That makes .ing one of the few extensions where the entire name is the brand. A good .ing domain is short, instantly readable, and impossible to mistake for anything else — which is why brands moved quickly to secure their verbs when it launched.
Like Google's other TLDs (.dev and .app), .ing is on the HSTS preload list, so browsers force HTTPS on every .ing site automatically. There's no insecure version of your domain to worry about.
Why .ing domains are valuable:
- The extension completes the word — the full name is the brand
- Naturally short, since the last three letters are free
- Operated by Google Registry — stable, modern infrastructure
- HTTPS enforced by default (HSTS preloaded)
- Genuinely scarce: only words ending in "-ing" work, so the good ones are finite
Who should buy .ing domains:
- Brands built around an action or activity
- Product, campaign, and event microsites
- Hobby and community sites (cook.ing, garden.ing, hik.ing)
- Apps centered on an ongoing activity rather than a noun
- Domain investors who focus on hacks and one-word names
The catch with .ing is that value lives entirely in whether the finished word reads naturally — which means plenty of speculative registrations from the 2023 launch are now coming up for renewal and being let go. Those are exactly the names that land on NotRenewing at a flat $99.
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