ABN or ACN to qualify for this extension

No qualifications required for this extension

No qualifications required for this extension

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for clubs, communities, and organizations of all kinds, from social clubs and sports teams to fan groups and professional associations.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and distinct alternative to more traditional TLDs like .com, signaling your website’s focus on collective interests and shared experiences.

Ah, the .SPACE domain! This one’s a real blast-off for anyone seeking a unique and evocative online presence.

For charities and non-profit organisations.

No qualifications required for this extension

Registration is typically restricted to eligible educational institutions.
Domain registrars may require proof of accreditation or affiliation before granting registration.

A second-level domain (SLD) within the .nz country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for New Zealand.
Stands for “company.”
Preferred by businesses and organizations operating in New Zealand.

Calling all geeks of New Zealand! Your perfect online haven awaits with a .geek.nz domain name. Let’s delve into the wonders of this tech-savvy extension:

the .GEN.NZ domain name offers a unique and compelling option for those seeking to showcase their innovative spirit and connection to New Zealand. It’s a powerful tool for those who want to make a statement and stand out in the digital landscape.

The .kiwi.nz domain extension is a combination of the .kiwi generic top-level domain (gTLD) and the .nz country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for New Zealand. It was launched in 2014 and is the first and only New Zealand-specific gTLD approved by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

.maori.nz is a top-level domain (TLD) specifically for the Māori people of New Zealand. It was the first ever unmoderated indigenous domain name established in 2002, paving the way for other indigenous communities around the world to follow suit.

Only registered schools in New Zealand are eligible to register a .school.nz domain. To register a .school.nz domain, your school must go through an application and verification process with the Ministry of Education in New Zealand.

Eligibility requirements: To register a .net.nz domain, your organization must meet specific eligibility criteria set by the Domain Name Commission (DNC) of New Zealand

To register a .org.nz domain, your organization must meet specific eligibility criteria set by the Domain Name Commission (DNC) of New Zealand.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designated for the Asia-Pacific region.
Launched in 2007 to create a distinct online identity for individuals, businesses, and organizations with a connection to Asia.
Open to anyone worldwide, but primarily intended for those with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region.

The .name domain extension is a top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for individuals and personal branding. Launched in 2001, it offers a dedicated online space for building a personal brand, showcasing your expertise, and connecting with your audience.

The .company domain extension is a relatively new addition to the digital landscape, launched in 2015 specifically for businesses and organizations of all sizes and types. It acts as a clear and concise indicator that your website belongs to a professional entity, instantly conveying a sense of legitimacy and trust.

The .email domain extension is a relatively new generic top-level domain (gTLD) launched in 2015. It’s specifically designed for email-related businesses and services, aiming to provide a clear and focused online space for anything related to this vital communication tool.

The .photography domain is a top-level domain (TLD) specifically for photographers and photography-related businesses. It was introduced in 2014 as part of the ICANN New gTLD Program.

The .solutions domain extension paints a clear picture: it’s all about offering answers and resolving problems. Launched in 2016, it’s a haven for businesses and individuals focused on providing solutions in various fields.

It’s a relatively new top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for websites that offer advice, guidance, tips, or recommendations.
It’s open to anyone, with no specific restrictions on who can register a .tips domain name.

No qualifications required for this extension

Launched in 2014, the .website domain extension offers a broad and generic online space for individuals, businesses, and organizations of all kinds. It provides a simple and straightforward alternative to traditional domain extensions like .com or .net, instantly communicating that you have a website presence.

No qualifications required for this extension

Anyone can register a .nz domain, whether you’re:
An individual or business based in New Zealand
An individual or business with strong ties to New Zealand
An international organization targeting the New Zealand market

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for businesses and organizations involved in cloud computing technologies and services.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear alternative to generic TLDs like .com, instantly signifying your affiliation with the cloud computing landscape.

Launched in 2014, the .wang domain extension offers a culturally specific online space primarily targeted towards the Chinese market. “Wang” roughly translates to “net” or “web” in Chinese, making it a relevant and memorable option for individuals and organizations connected to the Chinese internet landscape.

Domain name for personal use. Must be resident of a state or territory of Australia.

For incorporated associations, political parties, trade unions, sporting and special interest clubs

Instantly signals your website’s educational focus and expertise.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for agencies of all kinds.
Launched in 2014 to provide a distinct online space for businesses and organizations that offer professional services or expertise.
Open to anyone worldwide, with no specific eligibility requirements.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for businesses and websites that specialize in discounts, deals, and affordable offerings.
Launched in 2014, it offers a niche alternative to more common TLDs like .com or .net for bargain-focused ventures.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for businesses and organizations that operate through a network of associates, partners, or members.
Launched in 2014 to provide a distinct online space for entities that value collaboration and shared expertise.
Open to anyone worldwide, but particularly relevant for those who structure their work around a team of associates.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for musicians, bands, and music-related websites.
Launched in 2014 to provide a dedicated online space for music creators and their fans.
Open to anyone worldwide, but primarily targeted towards those involved in the music industry.

A .BIKE domain name is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for the cycling community. It was launched in 2014 and offers a unique and memorable way for businesses and individuals involved in cycling to establish their online presence.

Generic top-level domain (gTLD): Specifically created for businesses of all sizes and industries, signaling a professional and credible online identity.
Launched in 2014: Offers an alternative to traditional extensions like .com or .net, with a clear focus on business-related websites.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for businesses and websites that focus on high-quality, niche, or luxury products and services, often with a focus on fashion, hospitality, or lifestyle.
Launched in 2014, it offers a distinctive alternative to traditional extensions like .com or .net.

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically for websites and businesses related to cafes, coffee shops, and the coffee industry.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to generic TLDs like .com for the caffeine community.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for businesses and individuals involved in the construction, building, and home improvement industries.
Launched in 2014, it offers a targeted alternative to traditional TLDs like .com or .net for those within the building and construction sector.

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for the photography and camera industry.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to generic TLDs like .com for those in the camera world.

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for businesses and individuals involved in the cleaning industry, from commercial cleaning services to home cleaning products and eco-friendly solutions.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to generic TLDs like .com, signaling your expertise in the realm of cleanliness and hygiene.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for the taxi and ride-hailing industry, as well as other transportation-related businesses.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to traditional TLDs like .com for those in the transportation sector.

The .coffee top-level domain (TLD): This is a relatively new domain extension specifically dedicated to the coffee industry. It launched in 2014 and allows businesses and individuals involved in any aspect of coffee (growing, roasting, brewing, selling, etc.) to register domain names ending in “.coffee”.

A dedicated top-level domain (TLD) specifically designed for businesses, organizations, and individuals involved in the world of camps and camp-like experiences.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to generic TLDs like .com for those dedicated to camp life.

.community is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) launched in 2014. It’s designed to promote a sense of collectiveness and cohesion among online groups and organizations, regardless of size or topic.

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) specifically designed for businesses, organizations, and individuals involved in the world of cards, both physical and digital.
Launched in 2014, it offers a clear and targeted alternative to generic TLDs like .com for those playing with all kinds of cards.