Domain Glossary
gTLD
A gTLD (generic top-level domain) is a domain extension that represents a category, purpose, industry, brand, or general identity rather than a specific country or territory. gTLDs appear at the end of a web address and help define how a website presents itself online.
Back to GlossaryExamples include
.club
.work
.link
Why gTLDs Matter
Indicate the purpose or identity of a website
Support branding and industry-specific positioning
Help businesses create more memorable and descriptive web addresses
Strengthen digital identity and audience recognition
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