Promote yourself instantly using a tailored domain name ending
By using a generic top-level domain (gTLD), you’ll be able to claim a distinctive and memorable domain extension for your brand that perfectly suits your business. These can be a great alternative to a .com, .co.uk or .net domain extension as they immediately showcase your location or services.
You could appeal to local customers with .london, entice them to .shop ‘til they drop, show off your expertise with .pro or tell them how much you love .coffee! Either way, we have a variety of gTLDs for you to choose from that are guaranteed to help you stand out from the crowd.
Which gTLDs (generic top-level domains) are available to order?
With more than 400 different extensions available, you’re bound to find your ideal web address. Competition for these names is fierce though, so make sure you register yours today before someone else does!
First Year Price
.info
£3.99
.ltd
£2.99
.club
£15.99
.co
£34.99
.global
£30.99
.london
£9.99
.life
£1.99
.website
£0.99
.site
£0.99
.wales
£14.99
.cymru
£14.99
.xyz
£13.99
.blog
£2.99
.shop
£1.99
.store
£0.99
.tech
£2.99
.online
£0.99
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Why register a gTLD?
Select your domain
Get a short and memorable website name that works for you
Attract visitors
Increase visibility online and attract more visitors to your site
Create a brand
Perfectly match your domain to your industry or location
Build trust
Help verify your online identity and build customer trust
Be unique
Set your brand apart from your competitors with a gTLD
Add a contemporary twist
Compliment your existing domains with a modern alternative
Explore our list of new TLDs and find the perfect domain extension for your business
Frequently asked questions
What is a generic top-level domain (GTLD)?
To start with the basics, a top-level domain (TLD) is that part of a web address that comes at the end, like ".com" or ".net". Generic top-level domains (gTLDs) are a type of TLD that aren’t associated with any particular country or purpose, meaning they can be freely registered by anyone. This flexibility makes gTLDs popular for a wide range of websites.
The term “gTLD” is often used to describe those domains with newer and more unique endings. For example, some of the most popular options in the UK including .io, .club, .london and .wales. Don't be fooled by the "generic" title though, as they're anything but generic!
What is the difference between a TLD and a gTLD?
A gTLD is a TLD that anyone can register, unlike certain TLDs, such as ".gov", which are reserved for specific groups. Similarly, some Country Code TLDs (ccTLDs), like ".ca" for Canada, are only available in certain regions.
In short: all gTLDs are TLDs, but not all TLDs are gTLDs!
What are the benefits of registering a new gTLD for my business?
With a unique domain extension that reflects your services into your web address, such as .cafe or .photography, you’ll make it easier for prospective customers to find your business on Google, since they’ll likely be using that same keyword in their search. They’ll also be more likely to visit your website as a unique URL will help your brand stand out from the crowd.
gTLDs give you more control and flexibility over your brand’s image online as well as your name strategy. If you’re a brand owner, you should definitely consider registering your brand with a unique top-level domain to prevent others from doing the same.
What are the most popular domain extensions available to register?
You can probably guess the world’s most popular extensions, including the likes of .com, .net, and .org. While these options are well-known, their popularity can lead to saturation. It might be wiser to explore alternatives that allow your domain name to stand out. In the UK, .co.uk and .uk are also two of the most popular choices.
There are plenty of creative extensions to consider. For instance, if you’re in the wellness space, ".health" could be a great fit, or ".yoga" for yoga instructors. Choosing the right extension can add relevance to your brand.
When selecting an extension, think about how it complements your domain name. For example, if your business is based in the capital, an extension like ".london" would be a great choice. If you’re a technology startup, consider ".ai". With a bit of creativity, you can find the right extension for your website.