.at or .com: which fits your project?
Focused on Austria or reaching an international audience? Choose an extension that fits your customers.
Read guide ↗The essentials
The direct Austrian country address ends in .at. .co.at and .or.at add another level and are separate registrations. Registering one variant does not reserve another.
.at: short and direct
An address such as yourname.at sits directly under Austria’s country extension. It is short, familiar and suitable for many types of project. Registry nic.at manages the extension. Total prices at atdomain.at are currently €12.99 for standard registration and €15.99 for annual renewal.
| Ending | Example spelling |
|---|---|
| .at | deinname.at |
| .co.at | deinname.co.at |
| .or.at | deinname.or.at |
.co.at: another option
.co.at is a sub-level extension under .at. A name such as yourname.co.at is a separate registration and does not automatically reserve yourname.at. If your preferred .at name is taken, it is an alternative worth checking. Consider whether the longer address could confuse your contacts.
Explore the .co.at ending ↗.or.at: also registered separately
.or.at is another sub-level extension managed by nic.at. Yourname.or.at and yourname.at are different domain names. Choose a clear primary address and communicate it consistently. If you register several variants, plan how the website redirects them.
Explore the .or.at ending ↗Check prices and availability individually
Search treats .at, .co.at and .or.at separately. Prices for .co.at and .or.at are not yet set and will be published before sales begin. Do not assume the .at price applies to another variant. Consult nic.at for current registration requirements.
View .at registration and total prices ↗Further sourcesnic.at: domain names and registration ↗