French territory ccTLD

Register a .pm domain

.pm belongs to a French archipelago off Newfoundland — and to any EU or Swiss business that wants a sharp two-letter ending. Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an eight-island remnant of French North America, closer to Canada than to Paris yet still on the euro, and its domain is run by AFNIC — the same registry behind .fr. Eligibility stops at the EU/EEA plus Switzerland, so in practice .pm is a European-business ending first and a Saint Pierre and Miquelon ending second.

$22.80/yr Renews at the same price. No tricks. Privacy free

Who picks .pm?

  • EU/EEA/Swiss companies building a domain hack on "pm" — project management, evening-hours, or time-themed brands
  • Fishing, shipping, and tourism operators genuinely working out of Saint Pierre and Miquelon
  • European agencies and developers who already qualify under AFNIC's rules and want a rarer ccTLD than .fr

What it signals

A .pm points either to actual operations on Saint Pierre and Miquelon — fishing, shipping, tourism, territorial government — or to a European business that clears AFNIC's residency bar and wanted a tight domain hack ending in "pm": scheduling apps, evening/nightlife brands, project-management tools.

Pros

  • A crisp two-letter ending that reads instantly as "PM" in a domain hack
  • Run by AFNIC, the established operator that also runs .fr
  • Renewal price fixed at purchase, no year-two jump
  • WHOIS suppressed from public lookup wherever AFNIC's policy permits
  • SPF/DKIM/DMARC configured on the mailbox as part of setup

Watch-outs

  • Registration is capped at the EU, EEA, and Switzerland — not open globally
  • A small registrant pool means limited brand recognition outside Europe
  • Not priced to undercut discount registrars — the trade is flat, predictable renewals over the lowest sticker price

Registry restrictions

Registration is restricted to individuals residing in, and legal entities headquartered or with a principal place of business in, the European Economic Area or Switzerland (per AFNIC's Naming Charter for French overseas ccTLDs, which opened .pm to this broader EU/EEA/Switzerland base in 2011). This is an eligibility policy, not a proxy-service workaround, so applicants should confirm current standing directly with AFNIC or an accredited registrar before purchase.

Examples of .pm domains in the wild

Common questions about .pm domains

How much does a .pm domain cost?
A .pm domain is $22.80 per year at Modusdom, and it renews at the same $22.80 every year — no discounted first year that jumps later.
Does a .pm domain renew at the same price?
Yes. Our renewal price equals our first-year price — written into our promises — so your .pm stays $22.80/yr in year 1, year 2, and year 10. Most registrars advertise a cheap first year, then quietly renew higher.
Do I get free WHOIS privacy on a .pm domain?
Yes — free WHOIS privacy is included on every .pm domain, hiding your name, address, email and phone from the public WHOIS record at no extra cost.
Can I transfer an existing .pm domain to Modusdom?
Yes. Transfers are free and add a year to your registration. Unlock the domain at your current registrar, copy the EPP/auth code, and start the transfer — we walk you through it, and your website and email keep working the whole time.
Is a .pm domain right for my business?
A .pm points either to actual operations on Saint Pierre and Miquelon — fishing, shipping, tourism, territorial government — or to a European business that clears AFNIC's residency bar and wanted a tight domain hack ending in "pm": scheduling apps, evening/nightlife brands, project-management tools. It is a strong fit for: EU/EEA/Swiss companies building a domain hack on "pm" — project management, evening-hours, or time-themed brands; Fishing, shipping, and tourism operators genuinely working out of Saint Pierre and Miquelon; European agencies and developers who already qualify under AFNIC's rules and want a rarer ccTLD than .fr.

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