Endings for things that run

This is the densest, most contested part of the catalog, because it is where developers have been naming things since the generic endings opened. It is also where the only real technical differences between endings live.

A small number of endings are on the HSTS preload list, which means browsers refuse plain HTTP across the entire ending before any connection is attempted. That is not a marketing claim; it is a property compiled into the browser. If a downgrade attack is in your threat model it is the one property here worth paying for.

Two others share their name with a file extension, which has drawn real criticism — a chat client will happily turn the text of a filename into a link.

All 23 endings, cheapest first

Every one is registered in our name rather than yours, includes DNS, and is paid for from crypto credit. See how a price is set or the whole catalog.

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