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    Register .gd Domain

    Compare 16 registrarsFrom $25.99/yrPrices updated 17 hours ago

    Compare .gd domain prices

    RegistrarPriceRenew PriceWHOIS PrivacyPayment Methods
    DynadotDynadot
    $26.75
    $26.75
    		Free
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    NetimNetim
    $37.19
    $37.19
    		Free
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    EuroDNSEuroDNS
    $65.66
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    		Paid
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    Network SolutionsNetwork Solutions
    $34.99
    $42.99
    		Paid
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    101domain101domain
    $38.99
    $52.49
    		Paid
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    GandiGandi
    $52.00
    $95.98
    		Free
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    iWantMyNameiWantMyName
    $52.90
    $60.99
    		Free
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    United DomainsUnited Domains
    $68.57
    $68.57
    		Paid
    Credit or Debit Card
    Europe RegistryEurope Registry
    $106.33
    $121.44
    		Free
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    MarcariaMarcaria
    $36.00
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    		Not offered
    Credit or Debit CardPayPalBank Transfer
    SavSav
    $25.99Cheapest
    $25.99Cheapest renewal
    		Free
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    EpikEpik
    $30.95
    $30.95
    		Free
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    GNAMEGNAME
    $30.75
    $31.75
    		Not offered
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    MonikerMoniker
    $46.99
    $51.39
    		Paid
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    EraNetEraNet
    $30.00
    $30.00
    		Paid
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    OrbitFourOrbitFour
    $30.00
    $30.00
    		Free
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    Type
    Country-code top-level domain
    Territory
    Grenada
    Registry
    NTRC
    Operator
    The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC)
    Launched
    DNSSEC
    Supported
    IDN
    Not supported
    Second-level Domains
    .edu.gd.gov.gd

    About .gd domain

    .gd is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) delegated to Grenada, first introduced on 3 June 1992. The registry is operated by nicGD, run by KSRegistry GmbH on behalf of the National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC), which serves as the sponsoring organization. The TLD went through a notable period of instability in early 2013 when a legal dispute over registry control caused a temporary registration freeze at major registrars; the NTRC resolved this by transferring zone management to KSRegistry as of May 2013. Since then, the zone has operated under updated policies with nicGD handling day-to-day registry functions. Registrations are available directly at the second level, meaning you can register a name directly as yourdomain.gd.

    Who can register .gd domain

    .gd is an open TLD with no geographic residency requirement, meaning anyone worldwide can register a .gd domain. However, registrants must agree to a set of conduct-based conditions: the domain name and its intended use must not infringe third-party rights, violate morality, or conflict with legal requirements. Domain names that incorporate the name of a geographic region (such as a city, province, or country) require written consent from the relevant authority, which must be submitted to nicGD within 7 days of request. Similarly, domain names referencing any officially recognized body or authority require written consent from that body. Re-selling subdomains under a registered .gd name is explicitly prohibited.

    How to register .gd domain

    1. Search for your desired .gd domain name using a registrar that supports this extension. Check that your chosen name does not incorporate geographic or official body names that would require additional consent documentation before proceeding.

    2. Compare registrars that offer .gd registrations, reviewing their pricing, renewal rates, and available add-ons such as WHOIS privacy protection. Confirm that the registrar is accredited to sell .gd domains through nicGD.

    3. Complete the checkout process by selecting your registration term and providing accurate registrant contact details. Be aware that .gd policy requires registrants to be accountable for all use of their domain, so ensure your contact information is truthful and current.

    4. After registration, verify your contact details are correct and configure your DNS settings to point to your hosting provider or nameservers. Keep in mind that domain names may be between 1 and 63 characters, using letters A–Z, digits, and hyphens (but not starting or ending with a hyphen).

    Typical uses of .gd domain

    .gd domains are most commonly used by businesses, developers, and individuals who want a short, memorable two-letter domain. Because .gd is an open TLD, it attracts registrants globally who appreciate its brevity for branding purposes, link shorteners, and creative domain hacks. Organizations and individuals connected to Grenada also use .gd as a natural country-specific identifier for local websites and services. The extension's short character length makes it particularly appealing for startups and tech projects seeking a concise web address.

    Tips for registering .gd domain

    • Domain names under .gd must be between 1 and 63 characters; names that include geographic region names or officially recognized body names require written consent from the relevant authority, which must be provided within 7 days of request.
    • Re-selling subdomains under a registered .gd domain is explicitly prohibited by registry policy, so ensure your intended use complies before registering.
    • WHOIS privacy availability may vary by registrar; check with your chosen provider before purchase, as not all registrars offer this add-on for ccTLDs.
    • The .gd zone uses UDRP (Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy) for handling trademark-based disputes, so trademark holders have a recognized path to challenge infringing registrations.
    • Registrants are held personally liable and accountable for all use of their .gd domain name, including any use by third parties acting through their domain, so review the nicGD General Terms & Conditions before registering.

    Frequently asked questions about .gd domain

    How much does it cost to register and renew a .gd domain?As of today, .gd domains start from $25.99/yr on NameBeta, with prices ranging up to $106.33/yr across 16 registrars. See the registrar comparison table on this page for live prices.
    Which registrars support .gd domains?NameBeta tracks 16 registrars that support .gd domain registration, with the cheapest option at $25.99/yr. Full list on this page.
    Who operates .gd domain?The registry for .gd domains is NTRC, administered by The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC).
    Who can register a .gd domain?

    .gd is open to registrants worldwide — there is no requirement to be a resident of or have a connection to Grenada. However, you must agree to the registry's conduct conditions, which prohibit use that infringes third-party rights, violates legal requirements, or brings the registry or its sponsoring organization into disrepute. If your desired domain name includes a geographic region name or the name of an officially recognized body, you will need to obtain and submit written consent from the relevant authority to nicGD within 7 days of being asked.

    Can I transfer a .gd domain between registrars?

    Transfers of .gd domains between registrars follow standard inter-registrar transfer procedures and typically require an authorization code (also called an EPP or transfer key) from your current registrar. It is advisable to check whether your registrar imposes a transfer lock period immediately after initial registration or after a recent transfer, as this is common practice for many ccTLDs. Ensure your contact details are accurate and your domain is not in a locked or expired state before initiating a transfer, as these conditions can prevent the process from completing successfully.

    What dispute resolution policy applies to .gd domains?

    .gd uses the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) to handle complaints from trademark holders who believe a domain has been registered in bad faith or is being used to infringe their rights. Under UDRP, a complainant can file with an ICANN-accredited dispute resolution provider and, if successful, may have the domain transferred or cancelled. This provides trademark owners with an internationally recognized mechanism to protect their brands without needing to pursue litigation in local courts.

    Are there any content or use restrictions for .gd domains?

    Yes, the nicGD registry policy requires that the chosen domain name and its use do not violate morality, legal requirements, or bring the registry, its sponsoring organization, or Grenada into disrepute. Registrants are personally liable for all use of their domain, including use by any third parties operating through it. Additionally, using a .gd domain specifically to re-sell subdomains to others is explicitly prohibited under the General Terms & Conditions.

    What happens if my domain name includes a geographic or official body name?

    If your desired .gd domain name includes the name of a geographic region — such as a city, district, province, or country — you must obtain written consent from the relevant governing authority of that region and present it to nicGD within 7 days of being requested to do so. The same requirement applies if your domain name includes the name of any officially recognized body or authority. Failure to provide the required consent within the specified timeframe may result in the registration being refused or revoked.