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.parts Domain Registration India
Quick answer
A .parts domain is an open gTLD delegated on 11 February 2014 to Binky Moon, LLC, aimed at appliance wholesalers, tool rentals and auto or equipment businesses. No licence is checked — the first completed order wins. WebJi® lists it at ₹4,562 for the first year and ₹4,846 a year to renew, before 18% GST.
A component-catalogue ending for Indian spare-parts dealers, agri-spares shops and component distributors.
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INR billing
- Registration
- ₹4,562/yr
- Renewal
- ₹4,846/yr
- Term
- 1–10 yrs
- Billing
- INR + GST
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Last editorial update: 15 November 2026.
What is a .parts domain?
.parts is an open generic top-level domain for sellers of components — the registry names appliance wholesalers and service, tool rentals, and auto, boat and heavy-equipment businesses as its market. IANA delegates it to Binky Moon, LLC (operating through Identity Digital) with the delegation dated 11 February 2014 and a secure DNSSEC signing. Anyone can register; no trade licence or category test exists, and the first completed order takes the name.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Generic top-level domain (open, unrestricted) |
| Registry manager | Binky Moon, LLC (c/o Identity Digital Inc.) |
| Delegated | 11 February 2014 |
| DNSSEC | Signed (secure delegation) |
| Name length | 2–63 characters: letters, digits, inner hyphens |
| Term | 1 to 10 years |
Spare-parts businesses that fit the label in India
Anyone whose catalogue is the business: spare-parts dealers, component distributors, tool renters and service chains. In India the parts trade runs from city motor-market counters to industrialcomponent suppliers, and a .parts address tells the buyer what the site sells before a single product loads.
| Who | Example name | What the address states |
|---|---|---|
| Car spare-parts dealer | sparesbazaar.parts | Parts catalogue, not a dealership |
| Two-wheeler and EV parts seller | riderspares.parts | Bike components first |
| Tractor and agri-spares shop | khetiparts.parts | Rural machinery spares |
| Appliance service chain | washingfix.parts | Repairs plus the parts to match |
| Industrial component distributor | bearinghouse.parts | B2B component supply |
Short brandable names
The parts vocabulary is crowded on .com; open spellings remain on this zone.
One name, many SKUs
From brake pads to bearings, a single label covers every product line the shop carries.
Service-plus-parts pairing
Workshops pair a .parts store with their service site and cross-link the two.
.parts pricing and the renewal-budget arithmetic
.parts costs ₹4,562 for the first year and ₹4,846 for each renewal year at WebJi®, before 18% GST. Registry-premium labels — short or dictionary words — price above the standard rate and are quoted before payment, never after.
| Extension | Registration (₹/yr) | Renewal (₹/yr) | Best for | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .parts | ₹4,562 | ₹4,846 | Component and spares catalogues | Register → |
| .equipment | ₹2,861 | ₹2,977 | Machinery and heavy equipment | Register → |
| .repair | ₹4,562 | ₹4,846 | Service and workshop businesses | Register → |
| .supplies | ₹2,861 | ₹2,977 | General supply shops | Register → |
| Horizon | Working | Scenario total (before GST) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | ₹4,562 | ₹4,562 |
| 3 years | ₹4,562 + (₹4,846 × 2) | ₹14,254 |
| 5 years | ₹4,562 + (₹4,846 × 4) | ₹23,946 |
Prices read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026; checkout confirms current charges. Scenario totals are planning sums, not a single prepaid charge.
What you need to register a .parts name
Only accurate registrant details and a working mailbox — the zone is unrestricted by policy, and no parts-trade licence is checked anywhere in the process. The rules that bite are the ordinary gTLD ones: correct contacts, a reachable email for renewal notices and transfer approvals, and use within the registry's acceptable-use policy.
- Documents: none. GSTIN optional, for input credit on the invoice only.
- Who can hold it: proprietorships, companies, market associations, individuals — anyone.
- Transfers: auth-code move that adds a year on completion; the 60-day post-registration lock applies.
- Expiry: grace window, redemption at a fee, then pending-delete before release.
- Privacy: WHOIS privacy applies where the registry permits it.
.parts, .equipment, .repair or .supplies — which shop needs which?
Pick by what the shop actually stocks: parts for components, equipment for machines, repair for service work, supplies for general stock. None of the four is a ranking factor — catalogue depth, prices and delivery reputation decide where a parts site ranks.
- .parts at ₹4,562/₹4,846 — the direct label for component catalogues and spares counters.
- .equipment at ₹2,861/₹2,977 — for sellers of whole machines and heavy kit.
- .repair at ₹4,562/₹4,846 — when the service booking matters more than the SKU list.
- .supplies at ₹2,861/₹2,977 — broader stockrooms that are not only parts.
A pattern that works for market traders: a .com or .in storefront with the .parts name held for the catalogue subdomain or a redirect.
After the parts name is yours
A .parts catalogue needs hosting, a database and mail — all ordinary from the first hour. A parts shop with a product list fits on shared hosting from ₹299 a month, enquiry addresses such as stock@yourshop.parts run on business email hosting, the domain renewal guide explains the grace and redemption windows, and the domain transfer page covers moving an existing name to WebJi®.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who runs the .parts registry?
Binky Moon, LLC manages .parts through Identity Digital Inc., according to the IANA root zone database. The same registry family operates the neighbouring trade endings, so premium pricing, abuse policy and transfer mechanics follow the same mature gTLD rules.
When did .parts launch?
IANA delegated .parts on 11 February 2014 as part of ICANN's new gTLD programme. The zone has been DNSSEC-signed since delegation, and registration has been open from the start — no trade test has ever applied.
What does a .parts domain cost for three years?
₹14,254 before 18% GST as a renewal-budget scenario: ₹4,562 for the first year plus two renewal years at ₹4,846 each. Five years on the same arithmetic is ₹23,946. Premium labels quote separately before payment.
Can a market-counter shop without GST registration buy one?
Yes. The registry checks no documents, and WebJi® needs a GSTIN only to print it on the invoice for input credit. Proprietors, market associations and registered companies all register on identical terms.
Is .parts good for a service business, or only for sellers?
Both, with a tilt toward stock. The registry's own market list includes appliance wholesalers and tool rentals alongside equipment businesses. If bookings outweigh the catalogue, .repair at the same price usually reads better than .parts.
Registry facts checked against IANA on 15 November 2026 · Prices read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026; checkout confirms current charges.
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