.report Domain Registration India
.report is an open generic top-level domain managed by Binky Moon, LLC (Identity Digital), in the root since 4 February 2014. WebJi® lists it at ₹2,861 for the first year and ₹2,977 a year to renew, before 18% GST. It suits annual and sustainability reports, research firms, NGO impact reports and investigative series.
For Indian listed companies, research firms, NGOs and journalists who need a stable address for reports published year after year.
INR billing
- Registration
- ₹2,861/yr
- Renewal
- ₹2,977/yr
- Term
- 1–10 yrs
- Billing
- INR + GST
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Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
What is a .report domain?
.report is an open generic top-level domain managed by Binky Moon, LLC through Identity Digital Inc., used for reports, research, news and community reporting. IANA records the delegation to Binky Glen, LLC on 31 January 2014, entry to the root on 4 February 2014 and the March 2018 move to Binky Moon.
- Type: generic TLD, Latin script, open registration.
- Registry manager: Binky Moon, LLC (c/o Identity Digital Inc., Bellevue, Washington).
- DNSSEC: secure delegation at the root.
- Registry’s intended market: news sites, financial reporting, analysts, product reviews and community report listings.
The word sets an expectation of evidence: a reader arriving at a .report address expects findings, data and a date, not a sales page.
Who in India uses a .report domain?
.report suits Indian organisations that publish findings: listed companies with annual and sustainability reports, research firms, NGOs with impact reports, journalists and civic-reporting platforms. Each benefits from a stable address that outlives a single PDF.
| Publisher | Example name | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Listed company | companyname.report | Annual report and BRSR in HTML, with past years archived |
| Market-research firm | evmarket.report | Sector reports with sample pages and purchase links |
| NGO or CSR foundation | impact2026.report | Impact data for donors and CSR partners |
| Investigative journalist | groundwater.report | A long-form series with sources and updates |
| Civic-issue platform | pothole.report | Citizens log problems with photos and locations |
SEBI requires the top 1,000 listed companies by market capitalisation to publish a Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report, which is one reason Indian firms now keep reporting microsites alive year after year.
How much does a .report domain cost compared with publishing extensions?
WebJi® lists .report at ₹2,861 for the first year and ₹2,977 a year to renew, before 18% GST, as read from billing on 4 November 2026. It is cheaper to keep than .press or .reviews and close to .media.
| Extension | Year one (₹) | Renewal (₹/yr) | Signals | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .report | ₹2,861 | ₹2,977 | Findings, data, accountability | Register → |
| .press | ₹8,180 | ₹9,733 | Newsrooms and press offices | Register → |
| .reviews | ₹6,115 | ₹6,493 | Product and service opinions | Register → |
| .media | ₹2,722 | ₹3,289 | Publishers and studios generally | Register → |
For budgeting, year one plus two renewals at these listed rates is ₹8,815 before tax. That is an estimate rather than a prepaid quote; checkout prices multi-year terms.
How should you publish reports on a .report site?
Publish each report as a readable HTML page with the PDF as a download, and keep a permanent URL for every year or edition. Search engines and AI assistants quote HTML passages far more easily than text locked inside a PDF.
- Give every edition its own path, such as /2026/, and never reuse it for a newer year.
- Put the key findings in a short summary at the top, with figures and the reporting period.
- Mark tables as real HTML tables, not images, so they can be read and cited.
- Compress PDFs and charts; large files slow mobile readers, as the slow website guide explains.
- Keep older editions online and link them from an archive page.
Are there rules on who can register .report?
No — .report has no eligibility test; any individual, company, NGO or newsroom can register an available name with accurate contact details. Use must follow the registry’s acceptable-use policy.
Content carries its own risks. Reports that name people or companies can attract defamation complaints, and a .report name that copies a company’s brand invites a UDRP claim, so publish evidence and keep your own name in the label. Renewals and transfers are covered on the domain registration hub.
.report or a reports section on your main domain?
Keep reports on your main site when they support the brand’s search authority; use .report when the report is a standalone publication with its own audience or campaign. Neither choice ranks better by itself.
A listed company often keeps investor pages on its main .com or .in domain and points companyname.report to the latest edition for printed material. Host it on WordPress hosting or a static site if the report changes once a year.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs the .report registry?
Binky Moon, LLC is the registry manager in the IANA root zone database, operating through Identity Digital Inc. in Bellevue, Washington. .report was first delegated to Binky Glen, LLC in January 2014 and moved to Binky Moon in 2018.
Can an NGO use a .report domain for its annual impact report?
Yes. The registry has no eligibility rule, and a name such as yourngo.report gives donors and CSR partners one stable address for each year’s report. Keep audited figures and registration details consistent with your main website.
Is .report better than .press for a newsroom?
For investigations and data series, .report fits well and renews for ₹2,977 a year against ₹9,733 for .press at the rates listed on 4 November 2026. For a full newsroom with daily news, .press or the publication’s own .in or .com reads more naturally.
What does .report cost for three years?
At the rates listed on 4 November 2026, ₹2,861 for year one plus two renewals at ₹2,977 comes to ₹8,815 before GST. Treat it as a planning estimate; checkout shows the price of a prepaid multi-year order.
Is the .report zone signed with DNSSEC?
Yes. IANA publishes a DS record for .report. Enabling DNSSEC on your own name protects readers from forged DNS answers, which matters when the site hosts financial or sustainability disclosures.
Registry facts checked against IANA on 14 November 2026 · Prices as listed by WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026 · Reviewed by the WebJi® team, Jaipur.
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