List of .es Zone Domains
.es Domain Zone Datasets
Download a .es domain name list or a full dataset with DNS, server IP, emails, phone numbers and registration data (all fields are listed in the FAQ).
Zone TLD: .ES
Zone type: country-code (ccTLD)
Update frequency: monthly (last updated on October 25, 2026)
Total domains monitored: 1,118,030
Tracked domains included in datasets: 1,118,030
Datasets available:
Basic Domain List
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Detailed Domain Dataset (download sample 💾)
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How many .es domains are there?
As of October 25, 2026, the .es domain list contains 1,118,030 tracked .es domains, 0.326% of all domains tracked by NetAPI, which makes .es the #35 largest of 1,584 zones. The list grew by +116,195 (+11.6%) over the last 30 days and by +221,523 (+24.7%) year over year.
Newly discovered .es domains are added to the list daily, with a full refresh every one to two months (how updates work). 5,731 .es domains are in the free NetAPI Top 1M. See the Top 1M list and the most visited websites in Spain. 133 .es domains are currently listed in the compromised domains feed (0.012% of the zone). See the TLD abuse report.
Frequently Asked Questions
See our FAQ for more answers.
Can I download sample datasets for the .es zone?
Yes. Download a sample .es domain list or a sample .es dataset.
What is a basic domain list, and how does it differ from a detailed dataset?
Both cover the same 1,118,030 registered domain names in the .es zone. A basic list is one domain name per line in a gzip CSV. A detailed dataset adds the nameservers, the server IP and its country, the hostname, emails and phone numbers found on the website, and, where the registry publishes them, the registration and expiration dates and the registrar. The full list of columns is in the dataset format details.
How often are .es datasets updated?
The .es zone is a country-code (ccTLD) zone, and its registry zone file is not directly accessible. NetAPI discovers .es domains through large-scale crawls: newly discovered domains are added to the list daily, and the full dataset is rebuilt every one to two months. See how updates work.
Can I download only newly registered .es domains?
Not for this zone. Newly discovered .es domains are merged into the active list daily, but there is no separate new-domains file for .es. Daily new-domains lists exist for the zones marked as updated daily in the datasets catalog.
What format and size is the file?
Every .es domain list and dataset is a CSV file compressed with gzip (.csv.gz).
The basic list has one domain name per line. The detailed dataset has one row per domain with the additional data listed in the
dataset format details.
The current .es files are about 6.3 MB (basic list)
and 17 MB (detailed dataset) compressed.
Any archiver opens gzip files; on Windows, for example, the free
7-Zip.
Through the API you can also download the files uncompressed (format=plain).
How do I automate daily downloads?
Schedule automatic downloads through the API. See the API documentation for authentication and endpoints.
Are emails and phone numbers available for every domain?
No. We collect contact details from public websites when available. Many domains have no published email or phone, and we do not guarantee these fields on every row. Do not use the data for unsolicited bulk outreach.
Additional .ES Zone / Registry Information
In its early years the domain was under strict rules and saw limited use; after the liberalisation of 2005 it became the standard extension in Spain and one of the larger ccTLDs in Europe.
Registration is open to anyone worldwide, and businesses addressing the Spanish or Latin American market use it to build local credibility. Names are available directly at the second level and under subdomains such as .com.es for companies, .nom.es for individuals and .org.es for organisations.
Chart Y-axis is scaled to the data range to show day-to-day changes (not from zero).
Based on this dataset and daily threat-intelligence signals. Domains may be listed after observed phishing, malware, spam, botnet, or similar activity; inclusion does not imply malicious intent by the owner, registrar, registry, or host. Updated daily; figures may change as new data arrives.