Dommate offers four suffixes: *.net.rich, *.edu.rich, *.ii.pe, and *.ac.chat. Pick a name you like, point it at your own DNS, and start building. Full NS delegation — you own the records.
Pick whichever fits your project. The application flow is identical.
For personal blogs, open-source project pages, portfolios, tools — any general use.
rust.net.rich · home.net.rich · cli.net.rich
Try itFor tutorials, docs, courses, wikis, study notes. Favor originality and readability.
linux.edu.rich · rust-book.edu.rich · notes.edu.rich
Try itShortest — great for link-in-bio, personal homepage, tiny creative sites.
me.ii.pe · dev.ii.pe · xy.ii.pe
Try itMade for AI agents, chatbots, prompt galleries, and conversational UIs. Score ≥ 35 to auto-approve.
agent.ac.chat · prompts.ac.chat · talk.ac.chat
Try itUnder 5 minutes end-to-end; meet your suffix's score threshold for instant approval.
Unlike other free-domain services, Dommate ships a full REST API. Issue a token and manage A / AAAA / CNAME / TXT / MX records from your CI, your homelab, or curl.
$ curl -X POST https://api.dommate.com/api/v1/domains/12/records \
-H "Authorization: Bearer dom_xxxxxxxxxxxx" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"type":"A","name":"www","content":"1.2.3.4","ttl":600}'
{
"id": 42,
"type": "A",
"name": "www",
"content": "1.2.3.4",
"ttl": 600,
"created_at": "2026-05-06T12:00:00Z"
}Each suffix has its own score threshold. Bind any of the 14 supported platforms to accumulate score; reaching the threshold lets your applications skip the human-review queue.
GitHub (up to +20) / Google / Discord / LinkedIn / Reddit / Stack Overflow / Steam / Battle.net / Epic / GitLab / Product Hunt — bind once and the platform's score is automatically credited.
Verify ownership of your own-domain blog (DNS TXT or token-on-page) for a +10 reputation boost.
Publish a package on npm or PyPI containing a Dommate-issued challenge token — proves you ship code under your handle (+10 each).
Score is recomputed on every OAuth login; thresholds: .net.rich = 20, .ii.pe / .ac.chat = 35, .edu.rich = 42. Full breakdown on /verifications.
Personal projects, small shops, indie studios — absolutely. We discourage it as a company's primary brand domain (expect moderation and compliance friction); real companies should buy .com / .cn.
Only two cases: (1) ToS / AUP violation following an abuse report; (2) 90 days of DNS downtime plus two email warnings. Normal use is free forever.
While active, DNS is fully yours. We only delegate and monitor; sustained unresponsiveness enters the reclaim flow after email warnings.
We run shared authoritative suffixes (net.rich / edu.rich / ii.pe / ac.chat). After PSL inclusion, browsers treat each domain as an independent site. You get full domain control but not the apex itself.
Six. Revoke one before applying again; any domain can be revoked from the dashboard at any time.
Yes — from /domains pick the domain → 'Transfer'. The recipient must meet the suffix's score threshold to accept. After acceptance the domain is theirs immediately; your active-domain quota stays occupied for 3 months. Same domain has a 6-month transfer cooldown afterwards.
They host on GitHub Pages via CNAME. We do full NS delegation — your DNS, any records (A / AAAA / MX / TXT / SRV / CAA). Plus: 5 suffixes (vs 1), 14-platform reputation system for instant approval, and user-to-user transfer support.