Top Level Domains (TLD): A Guide To Available Domain Extensions
Domain extensions, also called Top-Level Domains (TLDs), are the final segments of URLs (like .com, .net, or .org) that appear after the last dot. Here's a comprehensive guide to available TLDs and their key features.
Available Country Code TLDs (ccTLDs):
- Australia: .au, .com.au
- Canada: .ca
- Cocos Islands: .cc
- European Union: .eu
- France: .fr
- Germany: .de
- India: .in, .co.in
- Italy: .it
- Japan: .jp
- Mexico: .mx, .com.mx
- New Zealand: .nz, .co.nz
- Palau: .pw
- Poland: .pl
- Netherlands: .nl
- United Kingdom: .co.uk, .org.uk, .uk
- United States: .us
Important Registration Information:
- Registration terms vary by TLD type
- Domains auto-renew annually after initial registration
- Pricing depends on the specific TLD
- State and local business taxes may apply
- Registration requirements differ for each ccTLD
Registration Tips:
- Check specific requirements for your chosen TLD
- Verify registration periods and renewal terms
- Consider regional restrictions and requirements
- Review pricing before purchase
- Ensure compliance with local regulations
Note: If your desired TLD isn't listed above, you can register it through external providers and link it to your website. Each TLD may have unique registration requirements and restrictions.
TLD Categories:
- Generic TLDs (.com, .net, .org)
- Country-specific TLDs (.uk, .ca, .au)
- Specialty TLDs (.edu, .gov, .mil)
- New gTLDs (.pizza, .blog, .shop)
Always verify current availability and pricing through your domain registrar, as options and rates may change over time.
