.store Domain Discount 2026: 5 Years Free for Creators

Member discount

.store

Five years of your .store domain free, the address that tells fans the shop is open, just like MrBeast's.

$200

Estimated annual savings

🏆 Best discount ever, verified

  creatoraccessnetwork.com 48 partners. $34,000+ in savings.

What a .store domain actually is

.store is a top-level domain built for one job: telling people your website sells things. It is run by Radix, one of the largest registry operators, and more than a million sellers worldwide use it, including some names you may have heard of: MrBeast's merch lives at mrbeast.store, alongside Emirates, Discord, and Rihanna's storefronts.

The logic for Creators is separation. Your content lives where your content lives; your commerce deserves its own front door. A .store address makes the split obvious the moment a fan reads the link, which is exactly what you want a shop URL to do.

What .store domains cost in 2026

Domain pricing runs through registrars, so it varies: a .store domain typically costs a few dollars for the first year as a promotion, then renews at roughly $31 to $80 a year depending on where you registered it. Renewals are where domains quietly get expensive, and renewals are exactly what this discount erases.

Registry details verified September 4, 2026 at get.store; renewal ranges per Creator Access Network partner terms (pricing varies by registrar).

What the CAN discount is worth

Creator Access Network members get five full years of a .store domain free: registration and renewals, the part that normally adds up. One standard, non-premium domain per member.

• ✓  CAN membership is $49 per year
• ✓  Five years of a .store domain is an estimated $200 value at typical renewal rates
• ✓  And a five-year runway means your shop's address is settled before your next five launches

.store pros and cons: who it's for

It is a good fit if:

• ✓  You sell merch or digital products and want the shop to have its own memorable address
• ✓  Your name is taken on .com, since the .store namespace is far less picked over
• ✓  You run a storefront platform like Fourthwall, another CAN partner, where a custom domain finishes the professional look

Look elsewhere if:

• ✗  You do not sell anything yet, in which case a domain is a solution waiting for a problem
• ✗  Your commerce already lives happily on a domain your audience knows

How it compares to your other options

How to claim the .store discount

1. Join Creator Access Network
2. Open the .store listing in the CAN Member Hub; your personal redemption code is delivered to members through the Hub
3. Register your domain with the code, and the first five years are covered

The discount covers one standard, non-premium .store domain per member.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a .store domain cost?

First-year promotions at registrars often run just a few dollars, but renewals typically land between $31 and $80 a year. Over five years that is real money, which is why the member discount is worth an estimated $200.

Who actually uses .store domains?

Over a million sellers worldwide, including MrBeast (mrbeast.store), Emirates, Discord, and Rihanna. When the biggest merch operation in the Creator Economy picks an extension for its shop, that is a useful signal.

Does a .store domain help with SEO?

A clear, keyword-relevant address helps people and search engines understand what your site is for, but no domain extension substitutes for a shop people actually want to visit. Buy it for clarity and brand, and treat any search benefit as a bonus.

Can I use the discount on a premium domain?

No, the discount covers standard, non-premium .store domains, one per member.

I'm already a CAN member. Am I eligible?

Yes. The discount is available to all CAN members, limited to one domain each.

Transparency: CAN earns a commission on some discounts, but currently not this one. Every discount marked verified is the best rate we know to exist anywhere. Discount on this page last verified September 2026.

Sources: get.store (verified September 4, 2026); Creator Access Network partner terms.

By Avi Gandhi, founder of Creator Access Network.