You want a clean, professional-looking web address for your blog or project — but you’re broke as hell and .com domains cost money you’d rather spend on literally anything else.
:sparkles: What You Actually Get
Your own custom web address — coolname.t50.site instead of some ugly blogspot garbage
Works with everything — Blogger, GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, whatever you’re using
Full DNS control — A, AAAA, CNAME, NS records (if you don’t know what these are, don’t worry — it just means “it works”)
No ads shoved in your face
No “powered by” watermark
100% open-source on GitHub
:rocket: How It Works (Stupid Simple)
Go to nic.t50.site
Pick your subdomain name
Point it to your blog/site
Done. You have a clean URL now.
That’s it. No credit card. No “free trial” bullshit. Actually free.
:thinking: Who’s This For?
Bloggers who don’t want myblog.blogspot.com looking amateur
Developers testing projects
Creators who want something cleaner than default URLs
Anyone who’s ever thought “I wish I had a real domain but I’m not paying for that”
⚠️ Real Talk: What You Should Know First
Free stuff always has trade-offs. Here’s the honest version:
The good:
Actually free, actually works
Open-source so you can see exactly what’s happening
Supports all the DNS stuff you’d need
The “ehh” parts:
It’s a subdomain, not a “real” domain — you.t50.site vs you.com
If the maintainer disappears someday, your subdomain could too
Some nerdy browser security stuff (cookie isolation) works differently on free subdomains vs real domains
If you’re building something serious long-term, a $6/year .us domain might be smarter
Bottom line: Perfect for testing, side projects, or if you genuinely can’t spend money right now. Maybe not ideal for your “this is my life’s work” business site.
