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The internet moves fast. Platforms rise and fall in popularity, websites disappear, links go bad, and domains lapse. Some things shouldn’t disappear and deserve to last.
At WordPress.com, we believe in building for the long term. That’s why we’re introducing 100-Year Domains and relaunching our 100-Year Plan—two powerful ways to secure your digital legacy for generations to come.
With 100-Year Domains, you
can lock in your .com
, .org
,
.net
, or .blog
domain for a full
century—ensuring that what you create today remains
accessible for the future and safeguarded from expiration, platform
changes, and digital decay.
But securing a domain for 100 years is just the beginning. Our newly reimagined 100-Year Plan is a comprehensive long-term hosting solution, equipped with enhanced features to preserve your website, protect your data, and ensure your legacy endures for years to come.
The internet never sleeps, and neither should your website.
Our 100-Year Plan, which was originally introduced in 2023, has always been about long-term digital preservation. But we’ve taken it even further, introducing new features that ensure your website and data are secure, resilient, and adaptable across the next century.
For creators, organizations, and institutions, our 100-Year Plan is a commitment to ensuring your name, story, brand, or mission stands the test of time.
Not ready for a full century hosting plan? You can confirm your family or company namespace is safe with our 100-Year Domains. They offer a unique way to protect your domain name for 100 years, ensuring your identity and legacy remain yours—without the risk of expiration.
Normally, domain names can only be registered for 10 years at a time. But with our 100-Year Domains, we start with a 10-year registration and handle renewals automatically by adding a year to registration annually so there is always at least a nine-year buffer.
Keep your name online for 100 years and get:
Whether you’re a creator, entrepreneur, institution, or someone thinking about the long game, the 100-Year Plan and 100-Year Domains ensure your online presence is protected for the future.
Long-term plans and domains are great for:
The web is fragile. Domains and hosting plans expire.
This is how history gets lost. The 100-Year Plan and 100-Year Domains fight back against this digital impermanence—ensuring that your work, your name, your mission, and your voice remain accessible far beyond the limits of today’s platforms and policies.
Imagine including the next 100 years of website hosting fees in the same budget as your next website build or update. You’re locking in a one-time hosting or domain payment now, even if and when prices rise in the future.
Domains expire and websites disappear every day. But yours doesn’t have to.
Get a century of stability with our 100-Year Plan and Domains today:
Read more https://wordpress.com/blog/2025/02/12/100-year-domains-plans/
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