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Is .parts legit?
Are .parts sites safe?
.parts sites are as safe as sites on any other extension. Legitimacy scams are about the individual website, not its TLD — .parts has a normal reputation with browsers and spam filters. Check for HTTPS and the usual trust signals on the specific site you're visiting.
Who runs .parts?
.parts is operated by Binky Moon, LLC, according to the IANA root database.
Can anyone register a .parts domain?
Yes — .parts is open for public registration through accredited registrars, subject to the registry's policy and whether the specific name is already taken.
Registry operator: Binky Moon, LLC — per the IANA root database.
Source: IANA root zone database, checked August 23, 2026.
Bottom line
.parts is a genuine, ICANN-recognized extension — the question of whether a specific .parts site is trustworthy comes down to the site, not the domain ending. See the full .parts page for type, operator, and where to register one.
Where to buy .parts
Renewal trap: .parts costs $8.75 in year one but $33.47/yr to renew — 3.8× the intro price. Budget for the renewal, not the promo. Full Renewal-Trap Index
| Registrar | First year | Renews | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Namecheap Sponsored | Live price unavailable — confirm at the registrar. | Go → | |
| Dynadot Sponsored | Live price unavailable — confirm at the registrar. | Go → | |
| Porkbun Trust pick cheapest | $8.75 promo | $33.47 | Go → |
| Cloudflare Trust pick at-cost | $32.20 | $32.20 | Go → |
Porkbun & Cloudflare prices in USD, pulled from their daily feeds (checked 2026-08-30). Cloudflare sells at wholesale cost but requires using Cloudflare’s nameservers.
Some links are affiliate links. Prices are set by the registrar and can change — always confirm at checkout.