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What is a .industries domain name?
A .industries domain is a generic top-level domain (TLD) for manufacturing, industrial and B2B businesses. B2B firms, trade associations, manufacturers and industrial suppliers are the businesses behind it.
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Free .industries domain hosting
Hosting is built into your Wix plan, so your .industries site and product catalog stay online without a separate host.
Free SSL and security
Every .industries site gets SSL encryption at no extra cost, protecting quote requests and customer details.
24/7 support
Round-the-clock Wix support is available for your .industries domain, whenever a question comes up.
Custom email address
Give your sales team email addresses on your .industries domain for quotes and orders that look as established as the business.
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Search for your .industries domain
Use the Wix domain search to check if the .industries name you want is available. Try a few variations if the first one is taken.
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Compare your options
Look at the available .industries names alongside other extensions before you decide which address fits best.
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Register it in a few clicks
Add your .industries domain and your details to complete domain registration. Available domains go to whoever registers first.
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Connect it to your site
Point your new .industries domain at your Wix site, and Wix handles the hosting, the SSL and the DNS for you.
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.industries domain FAQ
Who is a .industries domain a good fit for?
A .industries domain is a good fit for manufacturers, industrial suppliers, B2B firms and trade associations, as well as any company with Industries in its name. Registrars also market it to technology and construction companies.
It signals scale and a focus on making or supplying things. That suits a business selling to other businesses more than one selling to consumers.
Can anyone register a .industries domain?
Yes, any business or person can register a .industries domain, with no company status, trade registration or industry check. It is not on any regulated list, so no extra commitments come with it.
A company does not need Industries in its legal name to use one.
How is .industries different from .ltd?
.industries carries no company-status requirement, while .ltd is linked to limited company status and carries extra registrant obligations under Identity Digital's highly regulated terms. With .industries, nothing about your legal structure is checked or stated.
Pick .ltd when you want the address to reflect your legal form, and .industries when you want it to reflect what you make or supply.
Why would a manufacturer choose .industries instead of .company?
A manufacturer would choose .industries instead of .company to put the sector in the address, not just the fact of being a business. .company works for any firm, while .industries points toward production, supply and industrial work.
For a group with several divisions, .industries can also read as the umbrella over all of them.
Can a .industries site host a product catalog for trade buyers?
Yes, a .industries site can host a full product catalog with specifications, downloadable data sheets and a request for quote form. Trade buyers get one address for everything they need before ordering.
Group products by the industry they serve, since trade buyers often search by application more than by product name.
Who runs the .industries registry?
Identity Digital runs .industries through its registry company Binky Moon, which took it over in 2018. The same company operates many other business extensions, including .ltd.
That matters if you want matching names across several business extensions, since policies and trademark blocking work the same way across its portfolio.
Is .industries well known to customers?
No, .industries is less familiar than .com, so some customers may need to see it once before they remember it. That matters most for businesses that rely on phone and word-of-mouth referrals.
Put the full address on quotes, vehicles and trade show materials, where your buyers will see it repeatedly.