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About the .recipes domain
A quick overview to help you choose and register a .recipes domain
What is a .recipes domain?
.recipes is a generic top-level domain for food and cooking sites. It has no public eligibility restrictions, so it can suit recipe blogs, food brands, and culinary communities.
Who is a .recipes domain for?
A .recipes domain works well for food bloggers, recipe creators, cookbook projects, and cooking communities that want a clear, memorable home for dishes, meal ideas, and kitchen content.
Why choose a .recipes domain?
A .recipes domain helps visitors understand your website instantly and makes your brand easier to recognize. It supports clear naming for websites, email addresses, and marketing as your business grows.
Domain information for .recipes
TLD
.recipes
TLD type
gTLD
Minimum registration period
1 year
Maximum registration period
1 year
Domain privacy protection
Free
RegistrarLock
DNSSEC
ICANN fee
A$ 0.30
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.recipes domain FAQs
What does a .recipes domain mean?
A .recipes domain signals that a website is about food, cooking, or recipe sharing. It was created for recipe-focused sites, but today it is commonly used by bloggers, chefs, and food brands.
Is a .recipes domain trusted?
Yes. .recipes is a valid top-level domain with an official registry, so it works in browsers, email, and search. Trust depends more on your site’s content and security than on the extension itself.
Is a .recipes a good domain?
Yes, if your site is about cooking, meal ideas, or recipe content. Search engines treat it the same as other TLDs for SEO, so relevance and useful content matter more than the extension.
Should I choose a .recipes domain or .com domain?
Choose .recipes if you want a clear, topic-specific web address and your audience expects food content. Choose .com if you want the most familiar extension or need broader brand flexibility.
Who can register a .recipes domain?
Anyone can register a .recipes domain. It is open to the public, with no special industry or location requirement.
Are there restrictions on .recipes domains?
Yes, standard domain rules apply. Your name must use valid letters, numbers, or hyphens, and some names may be reserved by the registry or unavailable if already taken.
How much does a .recipes domain cost?
At Hostinger, a .recipes domain costs A$ 10.19 for the first year. After that, the renewal fee is A$ 130.19/year.
As Hostinger is an ICANN-accredited registrar, your domain is managed securely. Auto-renewal helps prevent expiration, and 24/7 support is available. You can also transfer your domain to Hostinger at any time.