TLD Categories

ccTLD extensions representing specific nations.

All generic top-level domain extensions.

Domain extensions from ICANN's new gTLD program.

Company branded TLDs that generally cannot be registered by the public.

Domain extensions representing the world wide web, apps, and cyberspace.

Suffixes representing the fields of science, automation, and technology.

Domain extensions representing people's way of life, behavior, and hobbies.

New domain extensions for general usage purposes.

TLDs for representing the service industry.

TLDs used to advertise occupation, careers, and professional expertise.

Suffixes devoted to the creative arts and media production.

Domain extensions meant to represent the investing, money management, and financial industries.

The classic gTLD domain extensions.

Extensions useful for shopping, sales, and deals.

Top-level domains that relate to local events, gatherings, and organizations.

TLDs specific to types of products, manufacturing, and commercial production.

TLDs representing specific towns and population centers.

Suffixes that represent particular localities and their customs.

Top-level domain suffixes ideal for companies, ventures, and businesses.

Transit based domains for promoting destinations, excursions, and modes of travel.

Top-level domains used to promote athletic teams, games, and physical activities.

Domain extensions for dining, cooking, restaurants, and beverages.

Domain extensions for renting and selling homes and property.

TLDs designed to serve the medical and well-being industries.

Suffixes affiliated with government, politics, and military.

Top-level domains devoted to universities, colleges, and higher learning.

Unregisterable domains used for testing the DNS system.

TLDs that embody spirituality, creed, and religious beliefs.

TLDs meant for use by the adult entertainment industry.