Register a ccTLD or GeoTLD

With Wix, you can register most ccTLDs for up to 3 years at a time. You can then renew when the registration period ends (you’ll be reminded), keeping your domain safe and active for as long as you need. To check Wix’s pricing and start registering your domain today, you can compare domain prices here.

The difference between a subdomain and a domain TLD is like comparing a room in a house to the street address of the entire house.

A subdomain is like a room within a house, providing an additional section or category within a larger website. For example, in "blog.example.com," "blog" is the subdomain or the “domain ending”. On the other hand, a domain TLD (Top-Level Domain) is like the street address of the entire house, representing the highest level in the website hierarchy. It's the last part of a domain name, like ".com," ".org," or ".net," and indicates the broader category or purpose of a website. You can find more info on subdomains explained here.

"TLD" stands for "top-level domain" and can also be referred to as an extension or domain suffix. It's the last segment of a domain name on the right side of the period, such as .com, .org or .net, which signifies the highest level in the hierarchical Domain Name System of the Internet.

Almost every recognized country and territory has a ccTLD, usually a two-letter extension like .fr for France or .ca for Canada. A few regions or territories might share a TLD or not have one available, but most countries do have their own domain extensions or at least their own GeoTLDs specific to certain regions.

There are hundreds of TLD extensions available, especially in our list of TLDS, offering a wide range of options for domain names. If you're looking for a complete list of TLD extensions, you'll find an extensive variety beyond the well-known ones like ".com," ".org," and ".net." These web extensions include country-code TLDs (ccTLDs) like ".us" for the United States or ".uk" for the United Kingdom, as well as newer generic TLDs (gTLDs) like ".guru," ".app," and ".xyz." In total, the list of domain extensions span a diverse number of categories, catering to different industries, interests and regions around the world. You can compare domain pricing here.