List of Country-Code (ccTLD) Domain Names

FAQ

What does a ccTLD name list contain?

Each file is a single-column CSV of registered domain names for one country-code zone — for example all .de or .uk names we crawled — with no extra metadata columns.

How often are ccTLD name lists updated?

Country-code zones typically receive partial daily updates, with a full refresh every one to two months depending on the registry. The Last updated column shows the latest run for each zone.

Why use ccTLD lists instead of ccTLD datasets?

Lists are smaller and faster to import when you only need regional domain inventories. ccTLD datasets add DNS, IP, and contact fields when enrichment is required.

Can I download several country zones at once?

API with dataset_type=list and specify each zone_tld, or combine ccTLD exports with gTLD lists from the all-domain lists catalog depending on your workflow. See the domain list API documentation for request examples.

Are IDN country-code zones (xn--) available as lists?

Yes. Internationalized ccTLD zones we crawl appear in the table with Unicode labels and punycode identifiers, and list downloads use the standard zone_tld value.

How do ccTLD lists relate to gTLD lists?

This page covers country-code zones only. Generic zones such as .com and .net are listed on the all-domain lists catalog. Both products use the same CSV and gzip format.

Is there an API parameter for ccTLD name-only exports?

Yes. Pass dataset_type=list with the desired ccTLD zone_tld in API. Filter active or new domains the same way as for generic zones. See the domain list API documentation for request parameters.