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297,150 registered domains — Last update: 15 Jul 2026

.ART domain list file

Domain list for .ART zone - full list of registered domain names for the zone

  • Daily updated data — last update: 15 Jul 2026
  • Total domains in the list: 297,150
  • File size: 1.3 MB
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Contents

  1. 01Quick Facts
  2. 02Daily Domain Statistics — Last 90 Days
  3. 03Zone Details
  4. 04Historical Domain Lists
  5. 05Download via API
  6. 04Download via API
  1. A1Annual Registration Trends — Last 10 Years
  2. A2Monthly Volume — Last 36 Months
  3. A3Seasonality by Month of Year
  4. A4Age Distribution of Active Domains
  5. A510 Oldest Active .ART Domains
  6. A6Registration Lifespan
  7. A7Expiration Forecast — Next 18 Months
  8. A8Domain Name Statistics
  9. A9DNS Update Recency
  10. A10Registrar Analytics

1. Quick Facts

Total Zone Volume
297,150
Registered domains
New Today
935
Registrations / 24h
Daily Churn
700
Expired domains / 24h

2. Daily Domain Statistics - Last 90 days

Date Total domains New Deleted
2026-07-15 297,150 + 935 - 700
2026-07-14 296,915 0 0
2026-07-13 296,915 + 440 - 262
2026-07-12 296,737 + 365 - 336
2026-07-11 296,708 + 438 - 328
2026-07-10 296,598 + 470 - 375
2026-07-09 296,503 + 458 - 309
2026-07-08 296,354 + 689 - 338
2026-07-07 296,003 + 433 - 321
2026-07-06 295,891 + 370 - 376
2026-07-05 295,897 + 349 - 368
2026-07-04 295,916 + 446 - 308
2026-07-03 295,778 + 479 - 330
2026-07-02 295,629 + 460 - 320
2026-07-01 295,489 + 393 - 315
2026-06-30 295,411 + 408 - 351
2026-06-29 295,354 + 317 - 350
2026-06-28 295,387 + 319 - 291
2026-06-27 295,359 + 465 - 423
2026-06-26 295,317 + 432 - 345
2026-06-25 295,230 + 464 - 421
2026-06-24 295,187 + 469 - 432
2026-06-23 295,150 + 444 - 536
2026-06-22 295,242 + 350 - 486
2026-06-21 295,378 + 328 - 381
2026-06-20 295,431 + 358 - 472
2026-06-19 295,545 + 403 - 380
2026-06-18 295,522 + 453 - 331
2026-06-17 295,400 + 439 - 333
2026-06-16 295,294 + 525 - 319
2026-06-15 295,088 + 377 - 261
2026-06-14 294,972 + 380 - 310
2026-06-13 294,902 + 431 - 336
2026-06-12 294,807 + 469 - 349
2026-06-11 294,687 + 540 - 415
2026-06-10 294,562 + 542 - 274
2026-06-09 294,294 + 448 - 307
2026-06-08 294,153 + 328 - 318
2026-06-07 294,143 + 327 - 363
2026-06-06 294,179 + 390 - 495
2026-06-05 294,284 + 455 - 331
2026-06-04 294,160 + 507 - 442
2026-06-03 294,095 + 446 - 395
2026-06-02 294,044 + 551 - 547
2026-06-01 294,040 + 425 - 460
2026-05-31 294,075 + 404 - 401
2026-05-30 294,072 + 500 - 520
2026-05-29 294,092 + 462 - 578
2026-05-28 294,208 + 532 - 601
2026-05-27 294,277 + 509 - 561
2026-05-26 294,329 + 517 - 479
2026-05-25 294,291 + 420 - 474
2026-05-24 294,345 + 386 - 572
2026-05-23 294,531 + 487 - 396
2026-05-22 294,440 + 472 - 512
2026-05-21 294,480 + 388 - 339
2026-05-20 294,431 + 692 - 708
2026-05-19 294,447 + 473 - 474
2026-05-18 294,448 + 417 - 479
2026-05-17 294,510 + 377 - 365
2026-05-16 294,498 + 421 - 387
2026-05-15 294,464 + 565 - 409
2026-05-14 294,308 + 969 - 359
2026-05-13 293,698 + 683 - 319
2026-05-12 293,334 + 807 - 363
2026-05-11 292,890 + 380 - 315
2026-05-10 292,825 + 393 - 400
2026-05-09 292,832 + 617 - 283
2026-05-08 292,498 + 556 - 339
2026-05-07 292,281 + 571 - 310
2026-05-06 292,020 + 559 - 315
2026-05-05 291,776 + 483 - 273
2026-05-04 291,566 + 479 - 289
2026-05-03 291,376 + 544 - 298
2026-05-02 291,130 + 483 - 356
2026-05-01 291,003 + 419 - 293
2026-04-30 290,877 + 561 - 328
2026-04-29 290,644 + 440 - 330
2026-04-28 290,534 + 522 - 333
2026-04-27 290,345 + 406 - 367
2026-04-26 290,306 + 406 - 314
2026-04-25 290,214 + 523 - 374
2026-04-24 290,065 + 466 - 295
2026-04-23 289,894 + 479 - 343
2026-04-22 289,758 + 492 - 286
2026-04-21 289,552 + 545 - 333
2026-04-20 289,340 + 506 - 257
2026-04-19 289,091 + 480 - 277
2026-04-18 288,888 + 513 - 342
2026-04-17 288,717 + 573 - 289
2026-04-16 288,433 + 607 - 347

3. Zone Details: .art

The .art top-level domain is designed for creators, cultural institutions, curators, art schools, and businesses operating in the visual and performing arts. It provides an immediate signal of artistic relevance to visitors and supports a range of web presences: portfolios, exhibition microsites, artist statements, galleries' catalogues, online shops, and event listings.

From a branding perspective, .art helps sites communicate credibility and focus by associating the web address directly with art and culture. Registrants often choose it to stand out when generic names on more crowded TLDs are taken, to reinforce thematic identity, and to make URLs more memorable for collectors, patrons, and collaborators.

When selecting a .art domain, consider pairing it with social profiles, clear metadata, and portfolio or e-commerce platforms to improve discoverability and conversion. Assess availability, audience expectations, and long-term marketing goals to determine whether a niche TLD will best support visibility and professional positioning.

Related zones:

.com.design.studio.gallery.portfolio.shop
Zone Name art
Zone Type gTLD
Assigned by IANA YES
Public registrations allowed YES
WHOIS Server whois.nic.art
RDAP Server https://rdap.centralnic.com/art
Managing Organization UK Creative Ideas Limited
Organization Address 12 Mount Havelock
Douglas Isle of Man IM1 2QG
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)

4. Historical Domain Lists for .art zone

Access the archive of historical .ART domain lists and analyze how domains in the .ART namespace have evolved over time. Historical domain data helps researchers and engineers study domain growth, DNS infrastructure changes, and long-term internet trends.

Date Domains File Size Download
2026-07-15 297,150 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-14 296,915 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-13 296,915 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-12 296,737 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-11 296,708 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-10 296,598 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-09 296,503 1.3 MB Download
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2026-07-07 296,003 1.3 MB Download
2026-07-06 295,891 1.3 MB Download
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2026-06-20 295,431 1.3 MB Download
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2026-06-16 295,294 1.3 MB Download
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2026-06-13 294,902 1.3 MB Download
2026-06-12 294,807 1.3 MB Download
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2026-05-24 294,345 1.3 MB Download
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2026-05-11 292,890 1.3 MB Download
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2026-04-23 289,894 1.3 MB Download
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2025-06-30 267,977 1.2 MB Download
2025-06-29 267,877 1.2 MB Download
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2025-06-27 267,738 1.2 MB Download
2025-06-26 267,526 1.2 MB Download
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2025-06-24 267,249 1.2 MB Download
2025-06-23 267,106 1.2 MB Download
2025-06-22 267,164 1.2 MB Download

5. Download latest .art domain list via API

import axios from 'axios';
import fs from 'fs';
import { pipeline } from 'stream/promises';

const response = await axios({
  method: 'GET',
  url: 'https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/art/dl',
  responseType: 'stream',
  headers: {
    // Replace with your API key
    'Authorization': 'Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21'
  }
});

await pipeline(response.data, fs.createWriteStream('art.txt.gz'));

console.log('Download complete!');

package main

import (
    "io"
    "net/http"
    "os"
)

func main() {
    url := "https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/art/dl"
    file, _ := os.Create("art.txt.gz")
    defer out.Close()

    req, _ := http.NewRequest("GET", url, nil)
    // Replace with your API key
    req.Header.Set("Authorization", "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21")

    resp, _ := http.DefaultClient.Do(req)
    defer resp.Body.Close()

    io.Copy(out, resp.Body)
}

import requests

url = "https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/art/dl"
# Replace with your API key
headers = {"Authorization": "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21"}

with requests.get(url, headers=headers, stream=True) as r:
    r.raise_for_status()
    with open("art.txt.gz", "wb") as f:
        for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=128*1024):
            f.write(chunk)

import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;

public class FileDownloader {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        URL url = new URL("https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/art/dl");
        HttpURLConnection connection = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();

        connection.setRequestMethod("GET");
        // Replace with your API key
        connection.setRequestProperty("Authorization", "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21");

        try (InputStream in = connection.getInputStream();
             FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("art.txt.gz")) {

            byte[] buffer = new byte[8192];
            int bytesRead;
            while ((bytesRead = in.read(buffer)) != -1) {
                out.write(buffer, 0, bytesRead);
            }
        }

        System.out.println("Download complete!");
    }
}

Annual Registration Trends — Last 10 Years

Currently active domains grouped by creation year for the most recent decade.

AI Analysis
  • Decade-scale expansion: The set of domains active today grew from the low thousands in 2017 to the tens of thousands by 2026 — roughly an order of magnitude increase overall. Growth was flat in the earliest years, then turned into steady multi‑year acceleration starting around 2019, so this isn’t a one-off blip but a sustained upward trajectory.
  • Steady climb then a jaw‑dropping 2025 spike (quirk): From roughly single‑digit thousands moving into the low‑tens of thousands across 2019–2024, 2025 explodes well beyond prior years (on the order of 10^5), roughly three times 2024’s count. That 2025 surge is the standout anomaly — it looks like a bulk/portfolio registration wave or a composition effect from very recent names that haven’t had time to drop out yet. Definitely a data quirk to flag.
  • 2026 retreats from the 2025 peak but remains elevated: The active 2026 cohort is lower than 2025 (still in the tens of thousands rather than the 100k peak), implying some normalization. This could be early signs of churn after a speculative binge, fewer new registrations in 2026, or simply the timing artifact of “active today” snapshots — wait for cohort aging before calling it a true downturn.
  • What’s in it for you: Treat 2025 as a red‑flag cohort to watch. Focus on cohort retention (watch renewal/expiry over the next 12–18 months), scan for bulk‑registrar patterns or single registrant concentration, and tune monitoring/abuse rules to account for a recent influx of tens of thousands of very young domains. If you’re buying or policing names, there’s opportunity in recently dropped/expiring names from that boom — but don’t assume those volumes will persist until you see renewal behavior.

Monthly Registration Volume — Last 36 Months

Month-by-month registration counts for the rolling 3-year window.

AI Analysis
  • Steady low baseline through 2023–early 2025: The dataset shows a consistent slow-moving run rate of roughly a few thousand active registrations per month (on the order of 10^3) from mid‑2023 through early 2025, with small month‑to‑month wiggles and a modest autumn bump around late 2024. This is your historical baseline — predictable and quiet.
  • Clear structural break starting May 2025 and a multi-month ramp: Beginning in May 2025 there’s a step‑change: monthly active registrations jump from the mid‑thousands into the mid‑thousands/low‑ten‑thousands and then climb further. Within a few months the platform settles on a new, much higher regime (on the order of 10^4), peaking in spring 2026 (the largest months are in the 10^4 range, with the single biggest month in the dataset reaching the high end of that range). In short: roughly a ~4–6× lift versus the 2023–2024 baseline.
  • Elevated volatility but still higher than historical; watch the post‑peak pullback: After the peak in spring 2026 there’s a noticeable pullback but monthly counts remain well above the pre‑2025 baseline — so the change isn’t a single blip but a persistent shift, albeit with month‑to‑month volatility. The dataset contains an abrupt ramp in mid‑2025 (a particularly quirky double‑digit percentage month‑over‑month rise over consecutive months), then several months above the old norm and a partial correction in mid‑2026. This pattern is consistent with a recent cohort effect: many of these domains are still active because they haven’t reached renewal/expiry yet.
  • What’s in it for you: Treat the cohort that appears from May 2025 onward as a distinct population — it drives most of the growth. Operationally that means focus monitoring, retention, and risk-scanning efforts on registrations from that window (they represent the order‑of‑magnitude lift). Expect churn/expiry activity to reveal more about the sustainability of the surge over the next 12–18 months; if you’re valuing inventory or allocating security/misuse detection effort, prioritize the high‑volume 2025–2026 cohort first.

Seasonality — Registrations by Month of Year

Aggregate registration count per calendar month across all years.

AI Analysis
  • Clear late-spring peak. Registrations hit their high point in May (~32k) with a strong high-season window from March–June (~26k–31k), so late spring/early summer is the dominant registration period in this year’s cycle.
  • Deep summer trough and big month-to-month swing. There’s a pronounced low in July–September (~20k–21k) and the single largest month-to-month fall occurs from June (~31k) to July (~21k) — roughly a ~10k absolute drop (on the order of a ~30% decline).
  • Mild year-end dip then bounce. Activity softens going into December (~22k) then rebounds in January (~25k); the year’s full peak-to-trough swing is roughly ~12k in absolute terms, about 50–60% relative difference between the busiest and quietest months.
  • What’s in it for you. Time marketing pushes, new-product launches, and capacity planning for the spring window (Mar–Jun) where demand is on the order of tens of thousands; conversely, expect quieter months in mid-summer (Jul–Sep) to be good windows for maintenance, cost-reduction experiments, or targeted promotions to stimulate demand. Use the ~30% mid-year drop and ~12k amplitude as guardrails when stress-testing forecasts and staffing models.

Age Distribution of Active Domains

Distribution of currently active domains by age in years since registration.

AI Analysis
  • Registry is very young — most active domains are under 1 year old. Roughly 3×10^5 active domains in the sample, and about 1.6×10^5 of them are registered within the last 12 months (the <1y + 1y buckets), i.e., roughly ~55% of the pool. The 1‑year bucket is the single largest cohort (the mode) and the median domain age falls around ~1 year, signaling a brisk inflow of new registrations.
  • Sharp early churn — the steepest drop happens after year one. The count falls from the nine‑times‑10^4 order for the 1y bucket down to the three‑times‑10^4 order at 2y (a roughly two‑thirds decline), then decays more gradually through ages 3–5. In short: heavy acquisition but significant first‑year attrition.
  • Thin long tail — very few long-term survivors. Domains older than ~5 years are a small fraction (on the order of 3×10^4 across ages 6–10), and truly long-lived names are nearly non‑existent — there are only a few dozen 10‑year survivors. That tiny 10y count is a noteworthy tail‑end quirk; otherwise the age curve is a classic fast decay after initial registration.
  • What’s in it for you. With more than half the registry composed of very recent registrations and a steep first‑year drop, the practical playbook is clear: invest in onboarding and first‑year retention (renewal nudges, value add services, and upsells) and model LTV assuming high early churn. This dataset lets you prioritize short‑term retention tactics (renewal windows, discounts, product bundling) because gains there will have the largest impact on overall active supply and revenue.

10 Oldest Active .ART Domains

The earliest registered domains in this zone still active today.

# Domain Created
1 nic.art 2016-04-21
2 art.art 2016-10-05
3 meyeroceanic.art 2016-10-18
4 brafa.art 2016-10-18
5 pissarro.art 2016-10-18
6 davidlevy.art 2016-10-18
7 tomasso.art 2016-10-18
8 koopmansilver.art 2016-10-18
9 magritte.art 2016-10-21
10 ikonotv.art 2016-10-29

Registration Lifespan

This chart illustrates the distribution of the registration period lengths, measuring the total lifespan from creation to expiration. It highlights the contrast between short-term, potentially disposable setups and established, multi-year brand commitments.

AI Analysis
  • One-year is the single largest bucket, but multi-year registrations collectively win. The dataset sums to about ~3e5 domains; the ~1.2e5 one-year registrations are the single biggest slice, yet all multi-year registrations together total roughly ~1.7e5, so longer commitments (≥2y) actually outnumber single-year, even though 1‑year is the most popular single choice.
  • The market is heavily concentrated in short-to-mid terms — almost all activity is ≤5 years. Registrations for 1–5 years combine to about ~2.5e5 domains (roughly 80–85% of the total), and the 2–5y cluster alone is about ~1.3e5 (~40–45%). That tells you most name holders either choose disposable/short-term cycles or moderate multi‑year plays rather than very long incumbency.
  • The tail falls off but with a couple of interesting quirks. After 5 years counts decline (6y ≈ ~1.8e4, 7–9y trending down), yet there’s a visible bump at 10y (≈~7e3) and an extremely small number beyond ten years (≈~1e3). Also notable: 4y and 5y are almost identical in volume (~2.5e4 each), suggesting standardized multi‑year purchase options or common renewal windows.
  • What’s in it for you: Use this as a playbook — price and promo strategies that nudge the large pool of ~1.2e5 one-year registrations toward 2–5 year packages could materially increase lifetime value, while placement of special offers around the 4–5 year and 10‑year checkpoints can exploit observed behaviors. For analytics, treat 1–5y as the primary customer segment (order of magnitude ~2.5e5) and long‑tail holders (>10y) as a tiny, high‑intent group (order of magnitude ~1e3) for conservation or heritage-brand messaging.

Expiration Forecast — Next 18 Months

Number of currently active domains whose registrations expire each month over the next 18 months.

AI Analysis
  • Sharp renewal cliff at July 2027. The monthly expirations sit in the low‑to‑high tens of thousands through June 2027 (roughly ~10k–30k per month) with a peak in late spring (May/June ≈30k). Starting July 2027 there’s a dramatic drop — from tens of thousands down to a few thousand, then to roughly one thousand or less for the remaining months (ending at a few hundred by Jan 2028). That consecutive decline matches the classic signal that many domains are not yet scheduled/renewed past that cut‑off date.
  • Stratified two‑tier distribution and a curious mid‑year plateau. The dataset effectively splits into a high‑volume tier (months up to June 2027) and a low‑volume tier after July 2027. From August through December 2027 expirations form a surprisingly flat plateau at roughly the low thousands (~1k–1.5k), and then the curve collapses to the low hundreds in January 2028 — an odd evaporation of future expiries compared with the prior 12 months.
  • What's in it for you — operational and commercial plays. Treat the pre‑July‑2027 window as your renewal horizon: prioritize retention outreach, billing/auto‑renew verification, and capacity planning while volumes are an order of magnitude higher. The post‑July cliff is a practical opportunity for drop‑catchers and secondary‑market scouts (expect materially more available names starting mid‑2027), and for analysts it’s a cue to validate registry/registrar data completeness — the near‑zero tail could be a real renewal gap or simply a data cut‑off that needs confirming.

Domain Name Statistics

Analysis of name characteristics — length, digit-only names, and hyphenation patterns for active .ART domains.

Avg Name Length
10
characters
All-Digit Names
391
numeric-only domains
Hyphenated Names
18,033
contain a hyphen
AI Analysis
  • Macro snapshot — mid-size zone concentrated in mid-length names. You have roughly 3×10^5 domains with an average name length of 10 characters, and the distribution is tightly packed in the mid-range: about 60% of names sit between length 6 and 11 (6→11 total ≈ 1.7×10^5). The single most common length is 9 characters (~3.1×10^4), followed closely by 8, 10 and 7 — so the zone feels optimized around the familiar 7–10 character sweet spot. There's a very small head for ultra-short names (1–2 chars: 3 and 23 entries) and a long but thin tail stretching up to length 63 (a few dozen total).
  • Hyphens, all-digits and short-name saturation — no red flags. Hyphenated names are ~6% of the zone (18k out of ~295k), well below the 12–15% threshold that marks a hyphen-heavy zone, so this is not a hyphen-specialist registry. All-digit names are extremely rare at about 0.13% (≈400), and 3- and 4-character saturation is very low: only ~1.8k three-letter names (~4% of the ~47.9k possible) and ~8.5k four-letter names (~0.5% of ~1.7M possible). In short, short-name scarcity is not an issue yet — 3- and 4-char pools are far from full.
  • What's in it for you — actionable takeaways. If you’re hunting valuable short inventory, there’s still runway: the 3- and 4-char spaces are largely unconstrained (order-of-magnitude headroom). If you’re an investor or marketplace, prioritize 6–11 character names because they dominate demand and supply here. The low hyphen share means you shouldn’t expect hyphen-specific buyer behavior; likewise, all-digit names are niche. For brand protection or automated threat detection, focus rules on the dense mid-length band and treat 1–2 char and all-digit names as exceptional cases rather than a common pattern.

DNS Update Recency

How recently were .ART domains last updated in DNS? Combines a detailed breakdown and a three-tier active/aging/stale summary.

AI Analysis
  • Most zones are recently updated — the active cohort dominates (<6 months). Roughly 1.8e5 domains, about 60–65% of the dataset, were updated in the last six months, so recent changes drive the zone activity. The overall dataset is on the order of a few 10^5 domains.
  • A notable concentration sits in the 6–12 month window — it’s the single largest bucket. The 6–12 month slice is the biggest individual bin (on the order of 9e4 domains), larger than any shorter-month bucket. That points to periodic behavior — annual renewals, scheduled maintenance cycles, or sync jobs that produce a yearly-ish update cadence.
  • The stale tail is small but present (>1 year). Only on the order of 2e4 domains (roughly 5–10% of the set) haven’t been touched for more than a year, and counts fall from 1–2y to 2–5y — a decaying abandoned population rather than a large, persistent legacy core.
  • What’s in it for you — practical next steps. Focus triage on the 6–12 month ‘aging’ bucket for outreach or cleanup (highest single-bucket leverage), scan the freshest bins frequently (weekly for <=1 month, monthly for 1–6 months) and move to quarterly for 6–12 months and annual checks for >1 year; that maps scanning effort to risk across roughly 6e4, 1.2e5, 9e4 and 2e4 domains respectively. Monitoring and simple automation here will catch the majority of change signals while keeping costs proportional to the zone’s activity profile.

Registrar Analytics

Which registrars hold .ART domains, and how concentrated is market share?

Distinct Registrars
231
active in this zone
Rank Registrar Domains Share
AI Analysis
  • Market concentration is high and top-heavy. The top 10 registrars account for roughly 70% of the dataset’s domains (order of magnitude: a few 10^5 total domains), while the single “The Rest” bucket still holds a meaningful chunk — roughly 3×10^4–1×10^5 domains. The top two registrars alone (NameCheap and GoDaddy) hold about 40% of domains — so a couple of players dominate the landscape.
  • Clear tiering with sharp dropoffs — and a tidy quirk. Registrars form obvious tiers: two giants (~6×10^4 and ~5×10^4 domains), a secondary tier at ~2×10^4 each, a mid-tier around ~1×10^4, and several smaller providers in the ~7–8×10^3 range. Quirk: the dataset’s "total_number" field equals ~230, which appears to be a count of registrars rather than total domains — the domain counts in the table sum to about 3×10^5, so watch that metadata mismatch.
  • What’s in it for you. If you’re hunting partnerships, monitoring churn, or prioritizing outreach, focus on the top 2–4 registrars first (they control ~4×10^1% of volume) for maximum reach; use the top-10 view to capture ~7×10^1% of market exposure. For threat monitoring or brand protection, allocate most detection and takedown effort against that top tier, but don’t ignore the large "rest" bucket — it’s the catch-all where niche registrars and long tails live.