A four-digit numeric .org. Numbers behave differently from words in the domain market and the differences are all in the buyer’s favour.
They’re universal. A number reads identically in every language and every script, with no translation, no accidental meaning, and no pronunciation problem for a non-English speaker. That’s why numeric domains have a following well beyond the English-speaking market, and why the short numeric sets have held their value so consistently.
4001 also has a shape to it. It’s the number just past a round four thousand, which reads as a model number, a room number, a standard, a specification, or a channel. Organisations that use numeric identifiers as part of their identity, and there are more of them than you’d think, get a clean and permanent address here.
Four digits, no hyphen, no letters, nothing to spell. It’s the easiest kind of domain to read out loud that exists.
Enquiries welcome.