List of .one Zone Domains

.one Domain Zone Datasets

Download a .one 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: .ONE

Zone type: generic (gTLD)

Update frequency: daily (last updated on October 25, 2026)

Total domains monitored: 532,417

Live domains included in datasets: 267,156

Datasets available:
Basic Domain List (download sample 💾)
Detailed Domain Dataset (download sample 💾)

Filters: Active domains, New domains (last 24h), Deleted domains (last 24h)


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Basic Domain List Oct 25, 2026 267,156 202 154 --- --- Download GET
Detailed Domain Dataset Oct 25, 2026 267,156 202 --- YES YES Download GET

How many .one domains are registered?

As of October 25, 2026, the .one domain list contains 267,156 active .one domains, 0.078% of all domains tracked by NetAPI, which makes .one the #82 largest of 1,584 zones. 202 new .one domains were registered in the last 24 hours and 8,593 over the last 30 days. Net of expired and deleted domains, the zone changed by +3,277 (+1.24%) in 30 days and by +31,807 (+13.5%) year over year.

267,156
active .one domains
202
new domains, last 24h
8,593
new domains, last 30 days
+13.5%
1-year growth (+31,807)
#82 of 1,584
zones by size
0.078%
of all tracked domains

The .one domain list and the detailed dataset above are refreshed daily, so these figures move with the zone. 666 .one domains are in the free NetAPI Top 1M. See the Top 1M list. 246 .one domains are currently listed in the compromised domains feed (0.092% of the zone). See the TLD abuse report.


Frequently Asked Questions

See our FAQ for more answers.

Can I download sample datasets for the .one zone?

Yes. Download a sample .one domain list or a sample .one dataset.

What is a basic domain list, and how does it differ from a detailed dataset?

Both cover the same 267,156 registered domain names in the .one 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.

What are active and new domains?

Datasets for .one are updated daily. Active domains are all currently registered names in the zone. New domains are names added in the last 24 hours.

Can I download only newly registered .one domains?

Yes. The New domains list contains only the .one domains registered in the last 24 hours and is rebuilt every day. To download it by hand, sign in and click the number in the New domains column of the download table on this page; the Download button next to it fetches the full list of active domains. Through the API, use the download method with the new filter, as described in the API documentation.

Can I download deleted .one domains?

Yes. The Deleted domains list contains the .one domains that were in the zone the day before and have dropped out of it, so it covers the last 24 hours and is rebuilt every day. Deleted domains are available as a list of domain names only, there is no detailed dataset for them.

A deleted domain is not necessarily free to register. The list records names that have dropped out of the .one zone: the registration expired, or the domain was suspended or undelegated. After the expiration date a domain normally goes through a renewal grace period and a redemption period, typically 30 to 75 days depending on the zone, during which the current holder can still restore it, and only after a short pending-delete period is it released for registration. Some names return to the zone when the holder renews or a suspension is lifted, and then appear in the New domains list again.

What format and size is the file?

Every .one 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 .one files are about 1.1 MB (basic list) and 5.6 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 .ONE Zone / Registry Information

One Registry — .one registry logo

Zone Registry: One Registry

Dispute Policy: link

Registry Policy: link

Data Privacy Policy: link

The .one domain is a generic top-level domain introduced on February 22, 2015 and made available to the public on May 20, 2015. Short and easy to remember, it is used by businesses and organisations that want to present themselves as number one in their field, and by projects that read the word literally.

The extension is managed by One Registry, part of the web hosting company One.com, with ARI Registry Services as technical back end.

Compared to other new domains, .one gained popularity within a few years, helped by bundles with hosting plans. It has no subdomains and is available to anyone without registration restrictions.

Top DNS providers / .one domain zone

Share of .one domains by nameserver provider. Click a provider in the legend to open its page.

Compromised .one Domains

Live compromised domain count per day (last 30 days).

The list of compromised domains in the .one zone can be downloaded here.

The full list of compromised domains can be downloaded here.

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.