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.eat: bring everyone to the table

From neighborhood restaurants to food brands and technology that keep kitchens running, a .eat domain gives everyone in food a short, secure address that tells visitors what you do.

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Some examples

  • YourKitchen.eat
  • YourMenu.eat
  • YourBusiness.eat

Everything you need to know about .eat

Here’s what makes .eat a natural home for restaurants, food brands, and the businesses that serve them.

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What is a .eat domain?

Everybody eats, but not every food business has an address that says so. A .eat domain, managed by Google Registry, gives restaurants, farms, food brands, and delivery services a short, memorable home that tells hungry visitors what’s on the menu before they click.

Why choose .eat?

A .eat domain puts food at the center of your name. It’s a verb, not a category, so it works for a restaurant, a snack brand, a farm, or the software that helps kitchens take orders. The address is short, memorable, and easy to say across a crowded table.

What is .eat used for?

Everyone in food can use .eat to:

  • Give restaurants, food brands, and growers a home for menus, ordering, and products

  • Launch platforms for food ordering, delivery, discovery, and kitchen operations

  • Share recipes, cooking classes, and food content

Who's on .eat?

Meet the startups, food brands, and technology companies pulling up a chair on .eat.

Wingstop Restaurants Inc. logo

Wingstop Restaurants Inc.

Wingstop.eat is a global look at Wingstop's bold flavors, cultural experiences and mission to serve the world flavor.

Clayton Farms logo

Clayton Farms

Clayton Farms restaurants grow their greens onsite. They're building America.eat to map fresh food access across the U.S.

Ghips logo

Ghips

Ghips is America’s first premium chip brand made with ghee. It sources local, organic potatoes and never uses seed oils.

ChefX Global Inc logo

ChefX Global Inc.

Xook makes fresh personalized food available 24x7 anywhere through its robotic kiosks.

Olaclick Technologies Co. logo

Olaclick Technologies

OlaClick helps Latin American restaurants sell direct, with digital menus, WhatsApp ordering, and a point-of-sale in one place.

Scout Edu, Inc. logo

Scout Edu, Inc.

Scout is an AI-native student information system. It uses scout.eat to help K-12 schools track student meals for reimbursement.

TryNearby logo

TryNearby

TryNearby is your guide to where to eat in Southern California, built by local food creators who've already been there.

Caddy Technologies Inc. logo

Caddy Technologies Inc.

Caddy is a personal AI that lives in iMessage and WhatsApp. One text and it finds the restaurant, books the table, and rallies the group.

Kinro, Inc. logo

Kinro Inc.

Kinro helps restaurant owners explore insurance options with licensed agents through insurance.eat.

Chompbotics Inc. logo

Chompbotics Inc.

Chompbotics builds robotic kitchens that cook fast food to order. Get freshly cooked chicken wings at wings.eat.

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Chari.ma SA

Chari.eat provides point-of-sale and business management tools for restaurants in Morocco.

More early adopters are coming soon.

.eat facts

Google Registry opened .eat to everyone on November 10, 2026, alongside .fly and .here. Standard pricing starts at 16:00 UTC on November 17, 2026.

Every .eat domain is included on the HSTS preload list, making HTTPS required on all connections without extra setup. That means built-in, mandatory security from the second your site goes live.

Food for thought: “restaurant” comes from the French restaurer, “to restore.” The first Paris restaurants of the 1760s were known for restorative broths before they served full meals.

Frequently asked questions

Who can register a .eat domain?

From November 10 through 16:00 UTC on November 17, 2026, anyone can register available .eat domain names for an additional one-time fee that drops daily. General availability starts November 17, 2026.

Is a .eat domain open to everyone, or is it intended for a specific community?

It’s open to everyone. .eat was created for food lovers and food businesses, but you don’t need to be a chef or own a restaurant to register one.

Are there any restrictions on how I can use a .eat domain?

There are no restrictions on how you use a .eat domain beyond Google Registry’s standard registration and abuse policies. One technical note: HTTPS is required, so your site needs an SSL/TLS certificate before it will load in browsers. Many registrars and hosting providers include one.

How much does a .eat domain cost?

Pricing is set by each registrar and can vary. Names registered during the Early Access Period carry an additional one-time fee.

Where can I register a .eat domain?

Through any ICANN-accredited registrar that offers .eat. You can see a list of our preferred partners here.

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