Register a .gd domain
Register a .gd domain for a Grenada- or Caribbean-facing project, or just a short, uncommon two-letter address. Grenada's National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC) oversees .gd, and registration is open worldwide with no residency or local-presence hurdle. We set your renewal price at checkout and it doesn't move afterward.
Who picks .gd?
- Businesses, tourism operators, or NGOs actually operating in or serving Grenada
- Caribbean-focused ventures wanting a namespace tied to the region
- Builders after a short, uncommon two-letter domain for a niche project — registration is open worldwide regardless of residency
What it signals
A .gd domain most often marks a real link to Grenada — a business serving the island, a Grenadian organization, or a Caribbean-focused venture — since it's the island's official namespace, though its brevity also draws unrelated short-URL projects.
Pros
- Open to registrants worldwide with no proof of residency or local presence, despite being Grenada's national domain
- Modusdom fixes your renewal price at signup, so it's identical in year two
- WHOIS privacy included wherever the .gd registry's policy permits it
- SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set up for you at no extra cost
- A rare, clean two-letter ending — good real estate in a crowded namespace
Watch-outs
- Doesn't carry the built-in brand recognition of a domain-hack favorite like .co or .io outside Grenada or domain-geek circles
- Fewer registrars and support tools carry .gd than mainstream gTLDs, so pricing and tooling vary more registrar to registrar
- No universal transparency on reserved or premium strings across registries — some short or dictionary names may be priced or held differently elsewhere
Registry restrictions
Open worldwide with no residency or local-presence requirement for general registration.