.dev.br domains list

What is .dev.br TLD

.dev.br is a Brazilian second‑level domain under the .br country code, designated for developers, development tools, and related platforms. In our index, .dev.br domains typically label engineering-centric identities while .dev.br websites signal content aimed at Brazilian practitioners or teams operating in Portuguese. Administration and policy are managed by NIC.br/Registro.br within the broader .br taxonomy that includes generic, professional, and community categories. Compared with the global .dev gTLD, this namespace conveys geographic anchoring and regulatory alignment in Brazil, which can matter for local procurement, payments, and brand clarity. We treat it as a topical-plus-country signal when modeling relevance and intent across web properties. Explore webatla’s .dev.br domain datasets to examine usage, owners, and infrastructure.

History and key features of .dev.br TLD

Registro.br periodically expands its category set to reflect industry needs; .dev.br emerged from this process to provide a clear label for software development within the .br space. Operationally, .dev.br domains inherit .br conventions: allowed character sets with Portuguese accents, length constraints, and naming rules that discourage numeric-only labels. Many registrants use Brazilian taxpayer or corporate identifiers (CPF/CNPJ) or work through providers offering local presence, while DNS and WHOIS follow NIC.br standards. In production, .dev.br websites are commonly tied to documentation hubs, sandbox environments, or engineering blogs addressing Brazil’s market. From a risk lens, we watch resolvers, DNSSEC configuration, and hosting locality as quality indicators. Browse webatla’s .dev.br datasets for policy, security, and lifecycle patterns.

Why and who choose the .dev.br domain

Organizations select .dev.br to signal developer-facing purpose anchored in Brazil. For product teams, agencies, training providers, and open-source groups, .dev.br domains separate technical assets from corporate marketing while keeping alignment with national expectations. We observe .dev.br websites used for API portals, SDK documentation, release notes, recruitment for engineering roles, and localized support content. The choice can reduce ambiguity in search intent and help segment analytics by audience and geography. International companies often use it to establish a Brazil-specific developer touchpoint without fragmenting the global brand. Before adopting, we advise checking naming conflicts, SSL practices, and past use history from passive DNS. Start with webatla’s .dev.br datasets to map actors, content types, and hosting footprints.