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.BLOG domain list & zone file statistics
The .BLOG zone contains 369,483 domain names, according to the complete zone file dated . Download the full list, or follow the zone month by month: total domains, newly registered domains and expired domains.
.blog is a generic top-level domain for publishing and content-driven sites. It signals a focus on articles, personal or professional journals, editorial projects, and serial updates. Ideal for bloggers, media outlets, and businesses that prioritize readable, regularly updated content.
Updated daily by 9:00 AM UTC.
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Current .BLOG coverage
Domains in the zone file
Compressed list size
Last update: .
| Last 30 days | +3.1K |
|---|---|
| Last 90 days | +11.0K |
| Last 6 months | -4.3K |
| Last 12 months | +4.5K |
Total .BLOG domains per month since June 2025
On , the .BLOG zone file listed 369,483 domains, a net change of +3,115 in the last 30 days and +4,538 in the last 12 months. Compared with the previous snapshot, the zone file added 880 domains and dropped 580.
The number of domain names in the .BLOG zone file at the end of each month. Because the zone file is complete, changes between months come from domains added to and removed from the zone, not from changes in our coverage.
- Last 30 days
- +3.1K domains
- Last 90 days
- +11.0K domains
- Last 6 months
- -4.3K domains
- Last 12 months
- +4.5K domains
| Month | Domains | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 369.5K | +2.5K | |
| 367.0K | +1.6K | |
| 365.4K | +3.9K | |
| 361.4K | +4.0K | |
| 357.5K | -2.0K | |
| 359.4K | -12.5K | |
| 371.9K | -436 | |
| 372.3K | +6.0K | |
| 366.3K | +6.3K | |
| 360.0K | -11.9K | |
| 371.9K | +3.2K | |
| 368.6K | +2.2K | |
| 366.4K | +5.1K | |
| 361.3K | +7.0K | |
| 354.3K | +8.3K | |
| 346.0K | +5.0K | |
| 340.9K | – |
Newly registered .BLOG domains per month
In the 30 days to , 19,979 new domains were added to the .BLOG zone file — about 665 per day. Over the last 12 months, 216,009 new .BLOG domains appeared.
Each monthly figure is the sum of daily additions: domain names in a day's zone file that were absent from the previous snapshot. A domain usually enters the zone file on the day it is registered, which is why these are treated as newly registered domains (NRDs); domains registered without nameservers are not in the zone file and are not counted.
- Last 30 days
- +20.0K new domains
about 665 per day - Last 90 days
- +59.2K new domains
about 657 per day - Last 6 months
- +112.4K new domains
about 614 per day - Last 12 months
- +216.0K new domains
about 591 per day
| Month | New domains |
|---|---|
| (partial) | 11.5K |
| 18.3K | |
| 19.7K | |
| 22.3K | |
| 18.3K | |
| 15.5K | |
| 15.5K | |
| 19.3K | |
| 18.0K | |
| 16.4K | |
| 16.3K | |
| 16.2K | |
| 18.1K | |
| 17.7K | |
| 18.8K | |
| 18.0K | |
| (partial) | 4.8K |
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Expired .BLOG domains per month
In the 30 days to , 16,864 domains were removed from the .BLOG zone file — about 562 per day. Over the last 12 months, 211,471 .BLOG domains were removed.
Each monthly figure is the sum of daily removals: domain names in the previous snapshot that are missing from a day's zone file. Most removals are expired or deleted registrations, but a domain also leaves the zone file while it is on hold or loses its nameservers, and can return later. A removed domain is not necessarily available to register.
- Last 30 days
- 16.9K domains removed
about 562 per day - Last 90 days
- 48.2K domains removed
about 535 per day - Last 6 months
- 116.7K domains removed
about 637 per day - Last 12 months
- 211.5K domains removed
about 579 per day
| Month | Expired domains |
|---|---|
| (partial) | 9.0K |
| 16.7K | |
| 15.8K | |
| 18.3K | |
| 20.3K | |
| 27.9K | |
| 15.9K | |
| 13.3K | |
| 11.7K | |
| 28.3K | |
| 13.0K | |
| 14.0K | |
| 13.0K | |
| 10.7K | |
| 10.5K | |
| 12.9K | |
| (partial) | 4.0K |
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Download the .BLOG domain list
The download contains every domain name in the .BLOG zone file, one per line, in a gzip-compressed text file. It is a list of domain names, not a raw DNS zone file with resource records.
| Snapshot date | |
|---|---|
| Domains | 369,483 |
| File size | 1.9 MB (gzip) |
| Format | Plain text, one domain per line (.txt.gz) |
| Access | Website download or REST API |
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Preview .BLOG domain names
An excerpt from the sample file, not a ranking or a list of domains available to register.
0-5s.blog amoreresearch.blog bestesim.blog casventures.blog criptosbrnews.blog drjuarezbooktalks.blog festivalaobaba.blog goofferxyz.blog iamnotcrying.blog jraikkonen.blog letterstoevelyn.blog mayaracaroline.blog mylittlecountry.blog onlinefitnesslabo.blog pranactipi.blog riwayat.blog silentcopperroad.blog susurrosdepapel.blog thestopover.blog usako.blog
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.BLOG zone details
The .blog top-level domain is intended for websites centered on written content and periodic posts. Common users include individual bloggers, professional writers, media brands, corporate communications teams, niche communities, and hobbyists. Typical use cases include personal journals, technical tutorials, news commentary, product updates, and themed content hubs.
As a branding choice, .blog clearly communicates the site's purpose and content format, helping visitors recognize it as a publishing destination. Organizations and creators choose it to emphasize editorial identity, improve URL clarity, or distinguish a dedicated publication from a broader corporate or portfolio site. It can be used as a primary domain for a content project or as a complementary domain for a specific blog section.
Registration is available through standard domain registrars with availability and pricing that vary by registrar. Practical considerations include choosing a concise, topic-relevant label, maintaining consistent publishing practices, and implementing redirects or canonical tags when combining .blog with other domains. Overall, .blog is selected when clarity, content focus, and immediate recognition of a publishing intent are priorities.
Related zones:
| Zone | .blog |
|---|---|
| Zone type | gTLD |
| Assigned by IANA | Yes |
| Public registrations allowed | Yes |
| WHOIS server | whois.nic.blog |
| RDAP server | https://rdap.blog.fury.ca/rdap/ |
| Managing organization | Knock Knock WHOIS There, LLC |
| Organization address | 60 29th Street San Francisco CA 94110 United States of America (the) |
Historical .BLOG domain lists
Download a past .BLOG zone-file snapshot to reconstruct the zone on a given date or measure how it changed. Each file is a full list of the domains in the zone on that day. Pro includes historical access; see historical datasets.
| Date | Domains | File size | Download |
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| 2026-10-15 | 369,183 | 1.9 MB | Download |
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Download and filter .BLOG domains with the API
Download the latest .BLOG domain list with your API token, then stream the compressed file through Python to find matching domain names. This example searches for cloud; replace the term to fit your research.
Requires curl, Python 3, and an API token with download access. Set ALLZF_API_TOKEN in your environment; plan limits apply.
# Download the latest .BLOG domain list curl --fail --location \ -H "Authorization: Bearer ${ALLZF_API_TOKEN}" \ -o blog.txt.gz \ https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/blog/dl # Stream the file without loading it all into memory python3 - <<'PY'import gzip with gzip.open("blog.txt.gz", "rt") as domains: for line in domains: domain = line.strip() if "cloud" in domain.lower(): print(domain)PY
Annual Registration Trends - Last 10 Years
Currently active domains grouped by creation year for the most recent decade.
- Baseline stability through 2017–2022: The active corpus is essentially a steady, low-volatility baseline in the ~10k–12k range for the first six years, with only modest ups and downs rather than a sustained trend until 2022. This establishes a clear historical normal against which later movement stands out.
- Explosive growth starting 2023, peaking in 2025: Registrations jump from the mid‑10k baseline to roughly tens of thousands in 2023–2024 (~24k then ~33k) and then spike to the low hundreds of thousands order in 2025 (~1.3×10^5) — an order‑of‑magnitude lift versus the pre‑2023 normal. That 2025 cohort is the dominant contributor to the current active population.
- 2026 is a meaningful pullback but still elevated: 2026 falls back to the high ten‑thousands (~9.4×10^4), down by roughly a quarter–a‑third from 2025 but still several times the long‑running baseline. Important quirk: because this dataset counts domains active today, the 2025 peak may partly reflect a time‑lag (bulk registrations that simply haven’t expired yet); it’s an obvious outlier that warrants watching rather than an immutable new baseline.
- What’s in it for you: This snapshot flags a huge, recent cohort (the 2025 spike) that will drive churn, market supply and potential reputational/noise risk over the next 12–18 months. Practical moves: monitor expiry windows for the 2025 cohort, prioritize due‑diligence and WHOIS/nameserver checks on large blocks, revalue inventory and acquisition targets to account for elevated short‑term supply, and keep an eye on abuse signals if you’re underwriting or marketing to these names — the payoff is better risk management and smarter buys/sells while the market digests this big, time‑lagged wave.
Monthly Registration Volume - Last 36 Months
Creation months of domains present in the analyzed snapshot, over the rolling three-year window. This is not a complete historical count of all registrations.
- Regime shift — low‑thousands to mid‑teens thousands per month. From Jul 2023 through Apr 2025 monthly active registrations sit in the low thousands (roughly single‑digit thousands per month, typically ~2–4k). Beginning May 2025 the series jumps into the tens of thousands and mostly stays there (roughly ~10k–17k/month), meaning the active population experienced a sustained step change of several‑times the earlier baseline.
- A sharp spike (Apr→May 2025) and a persistent plateau are the standout quirks. The largest single‑month uplift arrives entering May 2025 (roughly a 2–3× jump from the prior month) with further gains through mid‑2025 before settling into a higher plateau; there are modest pullbacks late‑2025 and a noticeable dip in Apr 2026 followed by a rebound, but nothing returns the series to the pre‑May‑2025 baseline. Because these counts are "active today," that big recent surge could include many registrations that simply haven't had time to expire — or it could reflect a concentrated campaign, TLD change, or operational/ingestion shift — worth verifying.
- What’s in it for you — practical next steps. The dataset now represents cohorts in the tens of thousands rather than low thousands, so prioritize cohort analysis (by creation month), monitor upcoming expiry cliffs from the big 2025 cohorts, and check registrar/nameserver distribution for concentration risk. Operationally, prepare for higher monitoring and abuse triage volume, and consider targeted retention or outreach campaigns to the large new cohorts — they’re the ones that will most affect churn and revenue behavior over the next 12–18 months.
Seasonality - Registrations by Month of Year
Creation-month distribution of domains present in the analyzed snapshot, aggregated across available years. Domains removed before the snapshot are not represented.
- Seasonal headline: The year sums to roughly three to four hundred thousand registrations (about 3.6×10^5) with a monthly mean near ~30k — so think tens of thousands per month rather than hundreds. The calendar divides into a higher early-year band (Jan–Mar around high-20s to low-30s) and a lower late-summer/early-autumn band (Jul–Oct and Dec clustered in the mid-20s). May and November are modest secondary bumps above the monthly mean.
- Mid-year spike is the standout quirk: June is an unmistakable outlier at about ~40k, roughly 1.6× the December trough (~26k). That peak-to-trough spread is on the order of ~15k registrations, and the month-to-month drop from June to July is dramatic — roughly a ~35–40% decline. In short: a big late-spring/early-summer surge followed by a steep fall into the following months.
- What's in it for you: Treat June as the operational and marketing stress test — provision infrastructure and customer‑facing capacity for a surge of roughly tens of thousands above baseline, then plan for a sustained quieter period after July. For product/marketing teams: concentrate promotions and high-profile launches around the late-spring window (May–June) to ride the upswing, and use the lower-volume months for maintenance, A/B tests, or cost-saving throttles.
Age Distribution of Active Domains
Distribution of currently active domains by age in years since registration.
- Recent registrations dominate: About two-thirds of active domains are very new — the combined <1‑year and 1‑year cohorts make up roughly 6×10^1% (about 2.25×10^5 names), with the single 1‑year bucket alone on the order of 1.3×10^5. That concentration means the universe is skewed heavily toward fresh registrations.
- Sharp drop after year one, then a steady long tail: After the 1‑year spike there’s a steep fall to the 2‑ and 3‑year bins (on the order of 3×10^4 and 2×10^4 respectively), and years 4–10 each hover around the 1×10^4 mark — a classic churny front‑loaded curve with a modest, stable older base.
- Quirk — a 1‑year monoculture and a tiny mid‑decade wobble: The 1‑year cohort is disproportionately large compared with adjacent ages (a clear anomaly worth flagging), and there’s a slight uptick around years 8–9 versus years 6–7 — a minor blip but nothing like the front‑loaded surge. This pattern hints at either a registration surge in the last 12–24 months or renewal behavior that clusters at the first renewal point.
- What's in it for you: With a few hundred thousand active names overall and ~6 in 10 under two years, the immediate playbook is retention and monitoring: prioritize one‑year renewal outreach, treat the newest cohorts as high‑opportunity/high‑risk for churn or abuse, and instrument analytics on the 12–24 month window to distinguish a marketing‑driven boom from ephemeral registrations. If you’re a registrar/registry, tailor pricing and retention offers around that critical first year; if you’re a researcher or security team, focus scanning and heuristics on the newest cohorts where the mass of activity lives.
10 Oldest Active .BLOG Domains
The earliest registered domains in this zone still active today.
| # | Domain | Created |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | nominet.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 2 | netnames.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 3 | justblaze.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 4 | data.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 5 | get.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 6 | design.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 7 | hostpapa.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 8 | blacknight.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 9 | mslaurynhill.blog | 2016-08-18 |
| 10 | matt.blog | 2016-08-18 |
Registration Lifespan
Time between recorded creation and expiration dates in the analyzed snapshot. Renewals can extend expiration dates; this is not a measure of a domain's final lifetime or evidence of malicious intent.
- Short-term registrations dominate: About half the sample are 1‑year registrations — roughly 1.8×10^5 out of a total near 3.6×10^5 — with a strong second tier at 2 years (~6×10^4) and a steep drop after 2–3 years. This signals a heavy tilt toward short-term or potentially disposable setups rather than long brand commitments.
- Long-term commitments are a minority: Only about one‑fifth of domains are registered for 5 years or more (on the order of 7×10^4 total), and truly long-lived registrations (>10 years) are vanishingly rare — under a thousand. Multi-year brand anchoring exists but represents a clear minority of the base.
- Strange bumps at 8 and 10 years — a likely promotional or policy signal: The distribution mostly decays with lifespan, but there are local upticks at 8 years (~1.1×10^4) and especially at 10 years (~1.6×10^4) that break the monotony. That pattern looks like a structural artifact — registrar product, renewal promotion, or legacy corporate purchase behavior — worth investigating further.
- What's in it for you: If you’re optimizing for renewals, abuse detection, or portfolio valuation: prioritize the large 1‑year cohort for retention/anti‑abuse controls (it’s where most churn and disposable registrations live), monitor registrar promos or contract patterns that could explain the 8–10 year bumps, and treat the ~7×10^4 long-term registrations as higher-value targets for upsell, brand protection, and accurate LTV modelling.
Expiration Forecast - Next 18 Months
Recorded expiration dates grouped by month for the next 18 months. Domains may be renewed or otherwise change status; these counts do not predict deletions or availability for registration.
- Stable mid-range run with intermittent peaks. Over the first ~11 months (Jul 2026 → Jun 2027) expiries sit in the tens of thousands each month — mostly mid‑10k to low‑30k — with visible bumps (notably Nov 2026, Mar 2027 and May 2027) and a build-up into the largest month around ~40k in Jun 2027.
- A dramatic renewal cliff begins immediately after June 2027. Expiries fall from ~40k in Jun 2027 to roughly ~7k in Jul 2027 and then collapse to the hundreds for every month through Jan 2028 — a consecutive, persistent drop that strongly indicates a large cohort of domains are not renewed beyond that cutoff (or that the dataset stops capturing renewals past that point).
- This pattern is a clear anomaly worth investigating. The sudden change right after a peak month is atypical (you'd normally see more smoothing); it's either a genuine mass non‑renewal/contract timing effect or a reporting/export boundary. Either way it creates a sharp discontinuity in your forward view.
- What's in it for you: Use this to reprioritize: run retention/pre‑renewal campaigns aimed at the large cohort expiring into Jun 2027, treat post‑Jul 2027 volumes as a conservative baseline for churn forecasting, and urgently validate the data pipeline (is this a real renewal gap or a data cutoff?). Set alerts around the June→July transition and model both scenarios (actual mass non‑renewal vs. reporting artifact) so operational and financial plans aren’t caught off guard.
Domain Name Statistics
Analysis of name characteristics - length, digit-only names, and hyphenation patterns for active .BLOG domains.
- Zone snapshot — mid-sized, slightly long names: This zone holds roughly 3.6×10^5 names with an average length of about 12 characters, but the modal cluster is shorter — ~30k names at 10 chars and ~30k at 9–11 chars, so most registrations live in the 8–12 char sweet spot. The mean is pulled up by a long tail of very long names (dozens to ~60+ char entries), so expect a skew-right length distribution rather than a tight center.
- Hyphens and all-digit names — not a quirky zone: Hyphenated names are about ~21.7k (~6%) of the zone, well below the 12–15% threshold that usually signals zone-specific hyphen affinity (so this is not an unusually hyphenated registry). All-digit names total ~6.5k (~1.8%), a small but non-negligible slice — numeric names exist but aren’t dominant.
- Short-name saturation — far from exhausted: Very short names are scarce but not exhausted. There are ~12 two-character names, ~325 three-character, and ~9.3k four-character names. Against the universe of possibilities this is tiny — three-character occupancy is on the order of ~0.7% of the ~47,952 possible combos and four-character occupancy is on the order of ~0.5% of the ~1.74M possible combos. In plain terms: short names are available and not saturated; five-character+ space is effectively enormous and not meaningful for saturation analysis.
- What’s in it for you: If you’re sourcing names, the market still has plenty of short-name opportunity — especially three- and four-character buys — so hunting for clean short inventory is viable and potentially valuable. The low hyphen rate means standard, non-hyphenated branding remains the norm (fewer awkward compromises), while the moderate presence of numeric names suggests a niche demand channel for numbers. For portfolio strategy: prioritize grabbing quality short names and 8–12 char brandable names (high-frequency length band); consider premium pricing for the very few two- and three-char gems.
DNS Update Recency
How recently were .BLOG domains last updated in DNS? Combines a detailed breakdown and a three-tier active/aging/stale summary.
- Quick snapshot: Total sample is on the order of ~3.6×10^5 domains. About ~2.3×10^5 domains (≈64%) were updated within the last 6 months (<=1 month + 1–3 + 3–6), the largest single tier is ~1.2×10^5 (≈35%) in the 6–12 month bucket, and only ~7×10^3 (≈2%) are older than one year (1–2 + 2–5 years).
- Notable quirk: The distribution rises through the recent buckets and peaks at 6–12 months, which is unusual — the largest single cohort is not the freshest one. There are tens of thousands more names in the 6–12 month bin than in the <=1 month bin, and virtually no long-term stale names (the >1 year group is an order of magnitude smaller than the 6–12 month bucket).
- What's in it for you: With roughly 10^5–10^5.5 names clustered around 6–12 months, prioritize a mid-term refresh strategy: automated re-checks and renewal nudges aimed at that bucket will likely yield the biggest impact on DNS hygiene. The large active base (≈64%) means current monitoring is catching most changes — keep cadence for the freshest half-year, but apply targeted outreach or cleanup to the ~1e5 names in the 6–12 month band to prevent future staleness.
Registrar Analytics
Which registrars hold .BLOG domains, and how concentrated is market share?
| Rank | Registrar | Domains | Share |
|---|
- Market concentration: The top ten registrars account for roughly 85% of the domains in this dataset, leaving only about 15% to the long tail — the dataset sums to on the order of 3.5×10^5 domains across ~173 registrars, so this is a very top-heavy market. The top three players alone hold roughly 50–60% of the share, which signals strong leader effects rather than an even distribution.
- Standout leader (quirk): Automattic is unusually dominant — it holds roughly one-third of all domains (on the order of 10^5), which is larger than most individual competitors and larger than the gap between many of the mid-ranked registrars. The long tail labeled “The Rest” is only on the order of 5×10^4 domains, highlighting a steep drop-off after the top ranks. That sharp leader + long-tail shape is the most notable structural quirk here.
- What's in it for you: With ~three-quarters-plus of volume concentrated in a handful of players, go-to-market, monitoring, and partnership strategies should prioritize the big registrars (Automattic, the two next-largest players, and the top ten as a group). Risks and opportunities: security/availability incidents at a dominant registrar would impact a large fraction of names, while the long tail (order-of-magnitude smaller) offers niche partnership or arbitrage opportunities if you need diversification or targeted growth. In short: watch Automattic closely, instrument the top 3–10 for trends, and pick selective tactics for the ~5×10^4 names in the rest of the market.
Coverage and methodology for .BLOG data
Complete zone-file coverage. The .BLOG registry publishes its zone file through ICANN's Centralized Zone Data Service (CZDS). AllZonefiles.io downloads the complete .BLOG zone file every day and extracts every domain name in it. Registered domains absent from the zone file, such as domains without nameservers or on hold, are not included, and presence in the zone does not confirm a working website.
Monthly totals. Each month's total is the domain count on the last available day of that month; the current month shows the latest snapshot.
New and expired domains. Each day's zone file is compared with the previous snapshot: names that appear are counted as new, names that disappear as removed. Monthly figures are sums of these daily counts, so a domain that leaves the zone and returns is counted again. The first month of data and the current month are partial and marked in the tables.
Freshness. The daily update target is 9 AM UTC. Use each file's snapshot date when scheduling imports or comparing archives; delivery can be affected by source delays.
Registration analytics. Registration and registrar analytics use a separate snapshot dated . These breakdowns reflect records available in that snapshot and may differ from the latest downloadable list. "Active" here describes inclusion in the analyzed domain data, not a confirmed working website. Creation-date charts omit domains no longer in that snapshot; expiration dates can change through renewal.
For reproducible analysis, record the zone, snapshot date, downloaded filename, and filtering rules. Usage is subject to our dataset license; enterprise and redistribution licensing is available separately.
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.BLOG domain questions
How many .BLOG domains are there?
The .BLOG zone file dated 16 Oct 2026 contains 369,483 domain names. Registered domains without nameservers or on hold are not in the zone file, so the number of registrations can be slightly higher. Monthly totals since June 2025 are in the monthly table.
Is the .BLOG zone growing?
In the 12 months to 16 Oct 2026, the .BLOG zone grew: a net change of +4,538 domains. Over the last 30 days the net change was +3,115.
How many new .BLOG domains are registered each day?
In the 30 days to 16 Oct 2026, 19,979 new domains were added to the .BLOG zone file, about 665 per day. In the last 12 months, 216,009 new domains appeared. Monthly figures are in the new domains table.
How many .BLOG domains expire each month?
In the 30 days to 16 Oct 2026, 16,864 domains were removed from the .BLOG zone file, about 562 per day. Most are expired or deleted registrations. Each month's count is in the expired domains table.
Is this a complete .BLOG domain list?
Yes, for domains in the zone file. The list contains every domain name in the complete .BLOG zone file published through ICANN CZDS. It does not include registered domains absent from the zone file, and presence in the zone does not confirm a working website.
How do I download the .BLOG domain list?
Sign in with an account that has download access and use the download button above, or automate the download with the API example. Check plans and download limits before subscribing.
Can I download historical .BLOG domain lists?
Yes. Available dates appear in the historical domain list table. Archive coverage varies, and downloads require historical access. See historical datasets for details.
Are expired .BLOG domains available to register?
Not necessarily. A domain removed from the zone file may be in a redemption or pending-delete period, or on hold, and can return. Check current registry or registrar information before trying to register a name.
When is the .BLOG data updated?
All datasets have a daily update target of 9:00 AM UTC. The latest .BLOG snapshot is dated 16 Oct 2026; check the snapshot date because source delays can affect individual files.
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