Every domain extension in one place

A domain extension is the ending of your web address, the part that comes after the final dot, like .com, .org, or .io. It is the last piece of your domain name, and it gives visitors a quick sense of what your site is about.

Yes. Domain extension and top level domain, or TLD, are two names for the same thing. You might also hear it called a domain ending or a URL ending. They all mean the part that comes after the final dot.

There are more than a thousand extensions across the internet, from classics like .com and .org to hundreds of newer endings made for specific industries and interests. You can browse the ones available with Hostinger in the list above.

The best known are .com, .net, and .org, with .com the most widely used by far. Newer endings like .io, .co, .ai, and .shop are growing fast too, especially with startups and online stores. Popular is a safe start, but the right ending is the one that fits your project.

Try the same name with a different ending, like .co, .io, or one that matches your niche, since a great extension can make your name even more memorable. You can also add a short word that fits your brand. Use the search above to see what is available right now.

Not directly. Your ending does not give you a ranking boost or penalty on its own, so you are free to pick the one that suits your brand. It can help indirectly though, since a familiar ending makes people more likely to click, and a country ending like .de or .in can support your visibility in that region.

Yes. Selected annual plans include a free domain for the first year, across a range of popular extensions. Check the free domain page to see which endings are included.