The .RSVP website is a new way to manage your social media accounts and keep track of events. It allows you to add people you want to attend a event and then receive an email when the event is ready. You can also follow the event on social media and see when it’s starting and ending.
Google announced the new domain name format earlier this year, but starting today, registrations are open to the public. A few companies already spent a lot of money to be among the first with the new TLD, such as hike.rsvp for private walking tours in San Francisco, and party.rsvp for the event-planning platform Partiful.
Before you jump at the chance to register a domain for your next party or startup company, keep in mind that pricing is still in the “Early Access Program.” The current registration price is set at $11,500, plus $12 per year after that. That initial cost will drop each day, going to $3,500, then $1,150, and so on until it goes away entirely on November 15. After that point, buying a .rsvp domain through most domain sites will just be $12 per year — about as much as a typical .com or .net website.
You can purchase a .rsvp domain at multiple domain registries, including Google Domains, Hover, GoDaddy, Gandi, and other providers.
Source: Google
