"Buy a domain, plant a tree."
Every .tree domain you register plants a real tree. Every renewal plants another. A new internet extension with a mission rooted in the earth.
How it works
Every step of the process is designed to connect the digital world with real environmental action — no extra cost, no extra effort.
Register any domain ending in .tree through an accredited Registrar — just like you would with .com or .org.
RegistrationFor every domain purchased, $1 is transferred directly to a certified tree-planting partner in Dubai, UAE.
DonationYour tree goes in the ground in Dubai. You receive confirmation — a small digital act with a very real-world result.
ImpactWhen you renew your .tree domain each year, a second tree is planted. Your digital presence keeps growing the forest.
RenewalOur mission
Dubai is transforming. As part of ambitious reforestation and green-city initiatives, trees are being planted in one of the world's most challenging climates. We connect that mission to the global internet community.
Registration & renewal
The .tree model rewards long-term domain ownership. The longer you hold your domain, the more trees you contribute to the world.
Registering your .tree domain for the first time triggers an immediate $1 donation. One tree is planted in Dubai on your behalf.
Every annual renewal of your .tree domain plants a second tree. Year after year, your digital presence grows a real forest.
Example: Hold a .tree domain for 5 years → 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 5 trees planted. A small corner of a forest, from one domain name.
ICANN new gTLD programme
.tree is being submitted as part of ICANN's next New gTLD Programme — the global process by which new internet extensions are introduced. Joining this round places .tree alongside the next generation of meaningful, purpose-driven domain extensions.
Generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs) are the suffixes at the end of domain names — like .com, .org, or .blog. ICANN, the global internet authority, periodically opens application rounds for new extensions. The .tree extension will be proposed in the upcoming round, competing to bring an environmental identity to the internet namespace.