Mexico ccTLD

Register a .mx domain

.mx puts your storefront on Mexico's own address book, with a renewal price that's locked the day you buy. NIC México (Registry.MX) runs the country's official domain, and standard .mx names are open to anyone on earth — no Mexican address, RFC/tax ID, or local incorporation required. It's a way to speak directly to the Mexican market without first setting up shop there.

$47.00/yr Currently renews at $47.00/year. Minimum 1-year registration: $47.00 before tax. Privacy free

Who picks .mx?

  • Sellers with a direct customer base inside Mexico who want a locally-familiar web address
  • International brands standing up a Mexico-specific site, store, or ad campaign
  • Agencies and freelancers delivering Mexico-market projects for clients

What it signals

A .mx tells shoppers, search engines, and local ad platforms that this site is built for Mexico specifically — whether the company is headquartered there or is running a Mexico-only storefront from abroad.

Pros

  • Any individual or company worldwide can register — no local-presence test
  • Immediately reads as Mexico-relevant to customers, Google, and local ad networks
  • Standard ICANN transfer mechanics: 60-day lock, ordinary auth code, nothing exotic
  • WHOIS details hidden from public lookup where policy allows, and email authentication (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) configured at setup
  • Renewal rate fixed at signup, so year two isn't a surprise

Watch-outs

  • Open registration means a .mx by itself doesn't prove Mexican presence the way some restricted ccTLDs do
  • Recognition drops off outside Spanish-speaking markets compared to .com
  • The institutional zones — .edu.mx, .gob.mx — require Mexican school or government status, so they're off-limits to general buyers

Registry restrictions

None for the general .mx zone, or for .com.mx/.org.mx — open to any individual or business worldwide. Sector-restricted second-level zones do exist: .edu.mx requires proof of Mexican educational-institution status and .gob.mx requires proof of Mexican government status.

Examples of .mx domains in the wild

Common questions about .mx domains

How much does a .mx domain cost?
Standard registration is currently $47.00 per year. The minimum registration term is 1 year(s), totaling $47.00 before any applicable tax. Premium names can have separate pricing.
What is the renewal price for a .mx domain?
The current standard renewal rate is $47.00 per year. Review the renewal term and total in your account; rates can change.
Do I get free WHOIS privacy on a .mx domain?
Yes — free WHOIS privacy is included on every .mx domain, hiding your name, address, email and phone from the public WHOIS record at no extra cost.
Can I transfer an existing .mx domain to Modusdom?
Transfer eligibility, authorization requirements, timing and any term extension depend on the ending and registry. Check the transfer quote before ordering. Keep existing DNS and email records in place during the move.
Is a .mx domain right for my business?
A .mx tells shoppers, search engines, and local ad platforms that this site is built for Mexico specifically — whether the company is headquartered there or is running a Mexico-only storefront from abroad. It is a strong fit for: Sellers with a direct customer base inside Mexico who want a locally-familiar web address; International brands standing up a Mexico-specific site, store, or ad campaign; Agencies and freelancers delivering Mexico-market projects for clients.

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