"New gTLD" stands for new generic top-level domain. It refers to the large number of new domain extensions introduced since 2012 by ICANN to expand choice, competition, and innovation.
Before this program, the internet was dominated by traditional gTLDs like .com, .org, and .net. The new gTLD program has allowed for hundreds of descriptive extensions tailored to specific industries and communities.
Extensions like .consulting, .email, or brand-specific domains like .airbus and .leclerc.
Show local pride and relevance with domains such as .paris or .london.
Expert guidance in the evolving world of domain extensions.