If the .com domain you wanted is already registered, you have two real options. First is to compromise on your brand name to fit what is available, and second is to register a .online domain where your exact brand name is likely still available. For most online businesses, .online is the better choice because it offers better domain name availability, strong brand positioning, and a clear signal that your business is operating online.

Every year, Europe's Internet community gathers in a different city to wrestle with the same big question: how should the Internet be governed? That gathering is EuroDIG, and this year brought new angles like deepfakes, AI, and online abuse mitigation. Read on to find out more about this year's discussions from the newly elected chair of EURid registrar advisory board, our very own Chief Legal Officer, Luc Seufer. 

That’s why short, brandable domain names are so valuable. Whether you’re building a payment app, investment platform, digital wallet, trading tool, or finance SaaS product, the right name can make your idea feel bigger from day one.

Stay ahead: Renew your domains before the listed date of change to secure the current rates.

To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, .ART Registry has launched a bold new initiative: the .ART Award. This global award isn’t just about finished artworks. It’s about something deeper: the journey behind them.

In a space where attention is limited and competition is endless, the difference between a long, descriptive domain and a short, brandable one shows up in clicks, recall, and trust. The brands that understand this do not treat brevity as a preference. They treat it as an advantage.