New TLDs are newer top-level domains introduced to expand the choices available beyond traditional domain extensions such as .com, .net, and .org. They include a wide range of new domain extensions designed for different industries, businesses, communities, interests, and online projects.

What are new domain extensions?

New domain extensions are newer TLDs that can be used as the ending of a domain name. They give businesses, brands, startups, creators, and other website owners additional domain endings to consider when choosing a domain name.

How do I find available new TLDs?

Search your preferred domain name to check which new TLDs and domain extensions are available for registration. You can compare the available domain endings and review their registration and renewal pricing before choosing one.

Where can I find a list of new TLDs?

You can explore Cloudoora’s new TLD list to discover supported new domain extensions and new top-level domains. Filter or browse the available extensions based on your brand, business, industry, or project, then check your preferred domain name for availability.

Are new TLDs good for businesses and startups?

Yes. A relevant new TLD can give a business or startup more domain-name options when a preferred .com or other traditional extension is unavailable. The best new domain extension depends on your brand fit, availability, audience recognition, and long-term registration and renewal cost.

Are new domain extensions more expensive to renew?

Not necessarily. Domain registration and renewal prices vary by TLD. Some new domain extensions may have a low introductory registration price but a higher renewal cost, so compare both prices before registering a domain.

Can I register a new TLD domain?

Yes, if the new TLD is available for registration through the registrar. Search your preferred domain name, select an available domain extension, review its registration and renewal price, and complete the registration process.

New TLDs

New TLDs and new domain extensions

512 new domain endings, from .app to .zone. Search a name and see which extensions are free.

.co

€13.78

renews €29.88

.com

€8.45

renews €11.48

.info

€4.13

renews €28.96

.net

€14.47

renews €14.50

.org

€7.74

renews €13.44

.xyz

€2.06

renews €15.50

Free WHOIS privacy protection is included with every eligible domain registration.

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New TLD list

All 512 new extensions, with prices

Search an ending, filter by category and price, and compare the first-year, renewal and transfer price.

512 extensions


.site	€1.02	€35.56	€35.56
.online	€2.06	€35.56	€35.56
.top	€2.06	€7.25	€7.25
.xyz	€2.06	€15.50	€15.50
.icu	€4.13	€15.53	€15.53
.blog	€5.16	€26.92	€26.92
.club	€20.16	€20.16	€20.16
.vip	€20.16	€20.16	€20.16
.abogado	€26.89	€26.89	€26.89
.academy	€17.74	€46.54	€46.54
.accountant	€26.89	€26.89	€26.89
.accountants	€28.96	€116.36	€116.36
.actor	€12.94	€43.96	€43.96
.adult	€109.91	€109.91	€109.91
.africa	€26.80	€26.80	€26.80
.agency	€7.24	€31.02	€31.02
.airforce	€37.24	€37.24	€37.24
.amsterdam	€50.32	€50.32	€50.32
.apartments	€12.94	€56.89	€56.89
.app	€24.82	€24.82	€24.82

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ICANN charges a mandatory annual fee of $0.20 for each registration, renewal or transfer of some domains. Where it applies, it is added at the time of purchase.

Ideas by use

The best new TLDs for what you do.

Popular new endings for each kind of site.

01For businesses

Say what your company does. From €4.13 the first year.

.agency
.company
.business
.solutions

02For tech and startups

Names for apps, products and developer tools. From €8.00 the first year.

.app
.dev
.tech
.cloud

03For online stores

Make it clear you sell online. From €2.06 the first year.

.shop
.store
.online
.market

04For creators

Blogs, portfolios and personal brands. From €5.16 the first year.

.blog
.art
.design
.studio

New vs traditional

New domain extension or .com?

How new endings compare with the traditional ones.

New domain extension or .com?
01 New extensions	02 .com, .net and .org
512 endings that can say what you do.	The traditional, general-purpose endings.
Short names are more often free The ending describes your site First year from €1.02	Short names are mostly taken The most familiar to visitors .com €8.45 the first year

How to register

Register a new domain extension in four steps.

1
Search your name
Type the name you want and see which extensions are free.
2
Choose an ending
Pick the extension that says what you do, or browse the list above.
3
Check the renewal price
Compare the first-year and renewal price. A .shop is €2.06 the first year and €41.39 to renew.
328 of 512 new extensions renew above their first-year price.
4
Register it
Register for one year or more, then point the domain to your site and email.

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Choosing a domain extension

FAQ

New TLD questions

What are new TLDs?

New top-level domains are the generic extensions added since ICANN's new gTLD program opened in 2012, such as .app, .shop and .online. They sit alongside older extensions like .com, .net and .org.

How many new extensions can I register?

512 new generic extensions. Browse them in the new TLD list above, or search a domain to check a name across them.

Are .io, .ai and .co new TLDs?

No. They are country-code extensions (British Indian Ocean Territory, Anguilla and Colombia) that became popular with startups. You can register them too. See all domain prices

Are new TLDs bad for SEO?

No. Google treats new generic extensions like any other generic extension, such as .com. What ranks is your content, not the ending.

Are new extensions more expensive to renew?

Often, yes. 328 of 512 new extensions renew at a higher price than the first year. A .shop costs €2.06 the first year and renews at €41.39, so check both prices.

What is the cheapest new extension?

.fun and .site cost €1.02 for the first year. Check the renewal price before you register.

Should I choose a new TLD or a .com?

A .com is the most familiar ending, €8.45 the first year and €11.48 to renew. A new extension can get you a shorter name and say what you do. Many brands register both.

Can I create my own TLD?

Not through a registrar. A new top-level domain needs an application to ICANN and a registry to run it. You can register a domain on any extension we offer.