Use it to find extensions related to your site’s purpose, then open a category to compare the listed extensions. The extension pages provide the facts needed for a decision, including standard pricing, policy details and technical information where acquired.

Yes. A domain extension may suit more than one use or audience, so category totals should not be added together as a count of distinct extensions.

No. Categories describe the catalog’s subject grouping. Registration eligibility, local-presence requirements, reserved names and other restrictions are set separately for each extension.

A shared theme does not create a shared registration policy. Compare the individual extension pages because rules, offered terms, sellers and name availability can differ within the same category.