Domain is now available in Early Access — Google’s .RSVP

General availability starts on November 15.

Envelope with card inside that states RSVP.

It’s been nearly a decade since fresh top level domains started rolling out to the public, but fresh launches are still happening: Google is in the middle of the Early Access phase of its launch of .rsvp.

The firm is pitching the domain as a way to upgrade an event website. It has by now struck deals with The Knot (wedding.rsvp) and Paperless Post (paperless.rsvp) to use its domains. Both are just forwarding the domains for now.

Google lists eight registrars offering the domains during Early Access: Gandi, EnCirca, Hexonet, DomainDiscount24, DomainTechnik.at, bNamed.net, Webnames.ca, and, of course, Google Domains.

During this phase, people can register the domains at a premium to regular registration fees.

At Google Domains, the price to register a .rsvp domain on the first day was $11,500, and it was $3,500 on the second day. It’s $1,150 until tomorrow morning. It drops to $250 on November 11 and then $125 on November 13.

The registrar is charging $12 for standard registrations beginning November 15.

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