The .design domain extension, launched in 2015, serves as a dedicated online space for anyone involved in the world of design, creativity, and visual expression. Imagine it as a virtual canvas where designers, artists, studios, brands, and design enthusiasts can gather, showcase their work, and connect with like-minded individuals.

The .photos domain extension is a relatively new top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for websites related to photography. Launched in 2014, it provides a clear and concise way for photographers, stock photo platforms, and anyone involved in the visual imagery world to establish their online presence.

The .place domain name extension is a top-level domain (TLD) intended for locations and their associated businesses or information. Launched in 2015, it aims to provide a clear and dedicated online space for places of all kinds, making it easier for users to find and connect with them.

The .lighting domain name extension is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically aimed at the lighting industry. Launched in 2014, it provides a dedicated online space for businesses and individuals involved in any aspect of lighting, from design and manufacturing to retail and consumer applications.

Just like a trusty pipe wrench tackles leaks and clogs, the .plumbing domain extension offers a precise solution for plumbers and plumbing-related businesses in the online world. Launched in 2014, it’s your chance to build a website that screams “plumbing expertise” loud and clear!

The .limited domain extension has two potential interpretations, depending on the context: TLD or Generic suffix.

Think of the plus sign – it signifies addition, growth, and exceeding expectations. That’s exactly what the .plus domain extension brings to your online presence. Launched in 2014, it’s your chance to showcase an upgraded version of your brand, offer extra value, or simply stand out from the crowd.

Ah, the .productions domain! It’s like a spotlight illuminating your creative endeavors behind the curtain. Launched in 2014, it provides a dedicated online space for anyone involved in the world of making things happen:

The “.management” suffix is not an official Top-Level Domain (TLD) like “.com” or “.org”. Instead, it functions as a descriptive suffix added to the end of domain names to convey the website’s theme or target audience. It’s primarily used by businesses and individuals involved in various aspects of management.

Ah, .reisen! It might be unfamiliar because it’s a German word meaning “journeys” or “travel.” The .reisen domain extension, launched in 2014, caters specifically to the travel and tourism industry.

Launched in 2014, it’s a dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for the marketing industry.
Offers a dedicated online space for businesses and individuals involved in any aspect of marketing, from agencies and consultants to individual marketers and brands.

Launched in 2014, .media is a top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for the broad spectrum of media. It offers a dedicated online space for anyone connected to the vibrant world of creating, sharing, and consuming media content.

Specifically designed for businesses and individuals offering rental services of any kind.
Creates a dedicated online space for the rental industry, distinct from more generic domain extensions.

Created specifically for businesses and individuals involved in repair services of any kind.
Provides a dedicated online space for the repair industry, making it easier for customers to find and connect with repair professionals.

Launched in 2014, it’s a dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for the finance and money industry. It provides a dedicated online space for businesses and individuals involved in any aspect of finance, from banks and investment firms to financial advisors and personal finance bloggers.

It’s a top-level domain (TLD) designed to cater to a broad range of entities and initiatives connected to networking, communication, and community-building.
It establishes a distinct online space for businesses, organizations, and individuals involved in various forms of networking.

The .rip domain name extension has a couple of interesting interpretations, depending on the context: online memorials and beyond online memorials.

The “.run” domain has a couple of interesting interpretations, depending on the context: the running industry and beyond running.

The .parts domain extension is another versatile gTLD, launched in 2015, that focuses on the concept of, well, “parts!”

The “.sale” domain extension is all about, well, sales and promotions! It’s a relatively new domain extension specifically designed for websites offering deals, discounts, and limited-time offers.

Launched in 2014, it provides a dedicated online space for realtors, brokers, property management companies, and anyone involved in the buying, selling, and renting of property

The “.sarl” domain stands for Société à responsabilité limitée, which translates to Limited Liability Company in English. It’s a relatively new generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically targeted towards businesses operating as SARLs in French-speaking countries.

Designed to establish a distinct and credible online space for websites that focus on sharing, publishing, or accessing reports of any kind.
Immediately signals to visitors that the website contains reliable and informative content.

The “.services” domain extension is a broad and versatile option for any business, organization, or individual that provides a service or product.

The .school domain extension is a relatively new gTLD (generic top-level domain) specifically designed for institutions and organizations related to education. Launched in 2015, it provides a clear and easily recognizable online space for schools, universities, educational resources, and related entities.