The most popular domain extension, primarily used for commercial websites.

Originally intended for network-related entities, now used by various types of websites.

Reserved for accredited educational institutions.

Used exclusively by government entities.

Often used as an alternative to .com for businesses.

The country code for the United States, used for American websites.

Popular with tech startups.

Intended for informational websites, open to anyone.

Designed for business use, particularly small businesses and entrepreneurs.

The country code for India, commonly used for Indian websites.

Specifically for e-commerce sites and online stores.

A versatile and trendy extension appealing to diverse users, often used by startups.

A generic extension suitable for any online presence or business.

Intended for applications, particularly mobile and web apps, requiring HTTPS for security.