Infographic on New gTLD’s Left To Be Launched

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Yesterday we published a list of the new gTLD’s that are left to be launched in the current new gTLD round.

Yesterday the European Domain Centre ApS published an infographic with all the new gTLD’s that were or will be launched in 2016 or later.

We definitely missed a few extensions in our post and well let’s face it, infographics are way cooler than just words.

So thanks to Christopher Hofman Laursen, Managing Partner of European Domain Centre ApS here is the infographic.

The extensions that have already launched in 2016 are outlined in red. Those considered, launched in 2016 are any that are in Sunrise, landrush and in general availability:

 

2016 tlds copy

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  1. John says

    Michael-thanks for this even though im not a big fan of new extensions ( must be my age-lol) I went ahead and bought 88x.ch instead of a new GLTD. Of all the “short” extensions out there why don’t more people by this Swiss one? It’s only $12 vs .io at $60 as an example and I would think has Asian potential.

  2. steve says

    Is it possible there will be an extension for every English word in the dictionary, starting with

    .Aardvark and ending with .Zyrian?

  5. steve says

    Buy 1 .com or .org, and get 1000 GTLDS for free (automatic in your basket).

    Just make sure you didn’t click for automatic renewals, which may be the default.

    “You know what’s cool. A Billion GTLDs. That’s what’s cool. Or why not 7 Billion. One for every person on planet earth”

    LOL

  7. Patrick says

    There are probably one hundred choice relevant names per gTLD, fresh.flowers iam.sexy con.me etc, people are buying these domains with the idea of striking it rich and buying names like heroin.io (ccTLD) great for tech names but not heroin or pizza or pizza.pets pizza.tech .cam .whatever when renewal time comes we will see the results, a few hundred even a thousand renewals won’t keep a registrar alive and i think some registrars hold most of the valuable relevant names.