Newly Registered Domains by TLD & Name Analysis
Top 10 TLDs by registration volume, character composition, and length distribution over the past 60 days.
Top 10 TLDs
Most popular top-level domains among newly registered domains over the past 60 days.
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1.COM
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2.TOP
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3.XYZ
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4.ORG
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5.NET
Domain Characteristics
Character composition, length distribution, and registration period analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About domain name patterns and characteristics
What can you learn from character patterns and length of newly registered domains?
Character composition and length distributions for newly registered domains reveal naming trends that raw counts do not show. The share of letters-only, alphanumeric, and hyphenated domains indicates naming preferences across new registrations. Length distributions further show how structural preferences differ between .com and new gTLDs. For registrar and DNS infrastructure analysis, see registrar rankings.
What character patterns are most common in newly registered domains?
Among newly registered .com domains, 74.6% are letters-only, 14.2% contain numbers, and 11.2% use hyphens. For other gTLDs, the proportions are 61.3%, 30.7%, and 8.0% respectively. See how these patterns vary across individual TLDs on the .COM TLD statistics page.
What is the average length of newly registered domains?
Newly registered .com domains average 12.4 characters in length, while domains across other gTLDs average 9.8 characters. The difference of 2.6 characters reflects the distinct naming pool available in each segment. See daily new registration counts for how total volume changes day to day.
For how long are newly registered domains registered?
Among newly registered domains, 99.2% are registered for less than 5 years at initial registration, while 0.8% are registered for 5 or more years. Short-term registrations dominate, reflecting the standard 1-year registration option most registrars offer by default.