Buy .REVIEWS domain name

It suits sites gathering a body of opinion at one address: comparison platforms, brands publishing customer feedback, app and game review communities and sector rating projects. If you publish a single assessment instead, the singular reads more accurately. Try your candidates on the .reviews search page and see the distinction on the .review page.

Registration is technically possible, but the agreement lets the registry suspend, cancel or even transfer a name whose use violates third-party rights or acceptable use policies. Trademark owners can additionally block their marks across every extension the registry operates. Gathering reviews under your own brand removes that exposure entirely and reads as more transparent to the person deciding whether to trust the page.

No. The agreement keeps second-level names open to lawful registrants and forbids identity-based limits, including any exclusion of legitimate users tied to a less common sense of the word. No publishing registration or accreditation is asked for. The registry does, however, reserve the right to audit registration data and cancel a name registered on inaccurate details.

On 13 August 2026 the zone held 16,310 registrations with 11,002 in the zone file, a rate of sixty-seven per cent. One name in every three has therefore never gone live. That usually marks defensive registration: brands take their own name so that nobody builds a review site on it. For you the consequence is that generic category words are gone while patterns using your own brand remain open.

Remove the lock, request the authorisation code and start the request at the gaining registrar. On review sites the recurring problem is that the name stays in a founder's personal account and access disappears when the team changes. Before you start, make sure the address on file points at a company mailbox. Run the process from the domain transfer page and check the record with whois search.