Domain zone

Register a .me domain

In English, .me simply means “me” — which makes it one of the most natural endings for a personal website, a CV or a one-person brand.

About .me

.me is the country code top-level domain of Montenegro. It was assigned after the country became independent in 2006 and opened to registrants from around the world in 2008, with marketing built on the English word it spells.

Because the ending reads as a personal pronoun, the zone is popular for personal pages: résumés, portfolios of designers and photographers, coaches, speakers and authors. It also works for calls to action — names like “hire.me”, “ask.me” or “find-me” style addresses — and for apps that act on the user's behalf. In Montenegro it remains the national domain for local businesses and institutions.

The most natural .me names are a first-and-last-name combination or a phrase that ends with “me”, such as “meet” or “about”. Keep it short enough to fit on a business card and in an email signature.

Good for

Personal websites and CVs

firstname-lastname.me reads as “this is me” and gives you an address that does not change when you switch employers.

Freelancers and creators

Designers, photographers, coaches and writers can show their work and take bookings under their own name.

Phrase-style names

Addresses that complete a sentence, like a booking page or contact form, are easy to remember and to say aloud.

Registering a .me domain

  • Anyone can register a .me domain; you do not need to live in or have a link with Montenegro.
  • Standard character rules apply: Latin letters, digits and hyphens, with no hyphen at the start or end.
  • Google treats .me as a generic domain, so a personal site on it can be found by visitors in any country.

With every domain at Rivervo

  • DNS management in the Rivervo panel
  • WHOIS privacy free where the zone allows it
  • Point it at Rivervo hosting or any other server
  • Renewal reminders before it expires

Questions about .me

No. The zone has been open to owners in every country since 2008. In Montenegro it is also the national domain, but there is no residency rule.
It works well for a business built around one person, such as a consultant or a therapist, or for a single campaign page. For a larger company with many staff, a more neutral ending usually fits better.
Yes. WHOIS privacy is free where the zone allows it, and .me does, so your personal contact details are not shown in the public WHOIS record.