.bm domains list

What is .bm TLD

.bm is the country‑code top‑level domain (ccTLD) for Bermuda, used by entities with ties to the territory. At webatla, we define the space through continuous measurement of registration activity and web deployment, enabling precise comparisons between .bm domains and .bm websites across sectors. Our index currently shows active .bm domains, of which are live .bm websites and have working DNS configurations. Usage extends beyond Bermuda, with footprints in countries, reflecting brand protection, regional subsidiaries, and diaspora organizations. These signals help quantify the namespace’s practical reach, not just its nominal size. If you analyze national web ecosystems or track niche ccTLD portfolios, our structured datasets provide the fastest route to reliable coverage. Download webatla’s .bm domain datasets today.

History and key features of .bm TLD

Established as Bermuda’s country-code namespace in the 1990s, .bm has been administered locally with policies designed to align registrations to Bermudian presence and legal identity. In practice, this keeps .bm domains closely linked to entities operating in or serving Bermuda, while still supporting broader visibility through .bm websites used by international firms with local operations. Current dynamics are stable: we recorded and , alongside total registrations. The ratio of live .bm websites to registered .bm domains is high, with sites and configured to resolve, indicating substantive deployment rather than defensive holding. For longitudinal trendlines, cohort analyses, and churn tracking, our datasets provide clean, time‑stamped evidence. Download the .bm domain datasets from webatla.

Why and who choose the .bm domain

Organizations choose .bm to signal Bermudian identity, regulatory alignment, and service proximity. We see adoption among financial services, insurance and reinsurance groups, tourism operators, professional services, and the public sector, with .bm domains supporting corporate sites, portals, and localized email. Beyond the island, brand portfolios distribute .bm websites across countries for regional marketing and compliance needs. Deployment intensity is strong: domains actively resolve and .bm websites are live, out of registered names, indicating purposeful use rather than mere defensive registrations. These patterns help digital strategists, researchers, and brand-protection teams compare reach, risk, and growth potential within the namespace. Download webatla’s .bm domain datasets to benchmark adoption.