Domain Glossary

New gTLDs

A New gTLD (new generic top-level domain) is a domain extension introduced beyond traditional options like .com, .org, and .net. These extensions are designed to provide more relevant, industry-specific, geographic, or descriptive choices for websites and online brands.

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Examples include

.health

.VIP

.design

Why New gTLDs Matter

Create stronger, more descriptive branding

Increase domain name availability when preferred .com names are taken

Help businesses align their domain with their industry, niche, or audience

Improve clarity and user understanding of what a website offers

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