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Claim Your Free Domain: No Strings Attached with DigitalPlat​

Finding a good, available domain name is hard enough without the added cost of annual registration fees. What if you could skip the fee entirely? That’s the idea behind DigitalPlat FreeDomain, an open-source project that’s giving away domain names—for real, and for free.

Whether you're prototyping a side project, setting up a personal blog, or just want a custom domain without the commitment, DigitalPlat offers a simple, no-cost alternative to traditional registrars.

What It Does​

DigitalPlat FreeDomain is a nonprofit initiative that provides free domain names under several non-standard TLDs like.DPDNS.ORG,.US.KG,.QZZ.IO, and.XX.KG. You can register a domain through their dashboard and manage it using your preferred DNS provider—like Cloudflare, FreeDNS, or Hostry.

The project is open source (licensed under AGPL-3.0), transparent, and backed by The Hack Foundation, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit. This isn’t a trial or a limited-time offer—it’s a sustainable effort to increase accessibility on the web.

Why It’s Cool​

Beyond the obvious price (free!), a few things make DigitalPlat stand out:

• Real Domains: These aren’t subdomains. You get full control over DNS settings.
• No Upsells: No hidden costs, no premium features—just a domain.
• Community Trust: With over 200k domains registered and 81k+ stars on GitHub, it’s clear developers are embracing this.
• Nonprofit Backing: Being sponsored by a registered nonprofit adds a layer of trust and mission-driven focus.

It’s ideal for testing, personal projects, education, or anyone who wants a domain without the financial barrier.

How to Try It​

Getting your free domain is straightforward:

1. Visit the DigitalPlat FreeDomain Dashboard.
2. Search for an available name under one of their TLDs.
3. Register and configure your DNS wherever you like.

They also offer a step-by-step tutorial (still in progress) and an active Telegram group or Discord server if you have questions.

Final Thoughts​

DigitalPlat FreeDomain isn’t trying to replace paid domains for commercial use—but it’s a fantastic resource for developers, students, and hobbyists. It lowers the barrier to entry for owning a domain, and it does so with integrity and community support.

If you’ve been putting off a project because of domain costs, now’s your chance to grab one and just build.