.page domain lifecycle
.page is operated by Google (Charleston Road Registry). Approximately 80 days from expiry to drop. Personal pages, project pages, marketing landing pages.
At a glance
What .page is for
.page is Google's third HSTS-by-default TLD (after .app and .dev). Like its siblings, every .page domain requires HTTPS.
Registrations are smaller than .app or .dev. Standard lifecycle.
Best fit: Individuals or small projects building a focused single-page presence.
Special rules and quirks
- HTTPS required (HSTS preload list).
- Operated by Google Registry.
Buyer notes
- TLS certificate required before launch.
- Standard 80-day lifecycle.
Frequently asked questions
Why does .page require HTTPS?
Google policy. The TLD is on the HSTS preload list at the registry level.
How long does an expired .page take to drop?
About 80 days.
How is .page different from .app and .dev?
All three are Google-operated HTTPS-only TLDs. .page positions toward single-page or content-focused use; .app toward applications; .dev toward developer tools.
Is .page popular?
Modest adoption — about 150,000 registrations.
Are short .page names reserved?
Yes, premium-tier.
Related TLDs
References
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