.net.ec domains list

What is .net.ec TLD

The .net.ec top-level space is a second‑level country-code domain under Ecuador’s .ec, typically chosen for network‑oriented projects and service providers. In our index, .net.ec domains appear across diverse sectors, from connectivity firms to technical communities building services for Ecuadorian users. We observe 200 active registrations, of which 161 resolve as .net.ec websites and 161 present DNS records, indicating solid operational adoption. Usage is not limited to Ecuador; we see activity from 9 countries, reflecting cross‑border participation and brand footprints. These metrics help organisations assess visibility, competition, and infrastructure maturity within this namespace before committing resources. Explore the underlying zone dynamics, hosting patterns, and registrant signals in our downloadable datasets. Download our .net.ec datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .net.ec TLD

.net.ec emerged as part of the structured second‑level hierarchy beneath Ecuador’s .ec, providing a clear namespace for network‑related identities. While exact launch milestones vary by registry policy updates, the intent is consistent: distinguish connectivity and infrastructure actors from general commercial registrants. In practice, .net.ec domains benefit from recognizable regional signaling in search and from policy frameworks aligned with the .ec registry. Current adoption is steady rather than explosive: we detected 0 new registrations last week and 0 in December 2025, alongside 200 active names and 161 live .net.ec websites. Such steady pacing, plus 161 DNS‑configured records, suggests measured, utility‑driven growth. Access longitudinal snapshots and registrar trends in our exportable inventories. Get the .net.ec historical dataset from webatla.

Why and who choose the .net.ec domain

Organizations select .net.ec domains when they serve Ecuadorian networks, deliver connectivity services, or wish to signal technical operations to local audiences. Typical adopters include ISPs, backbone providers, cloud intermediaries, and projects routing users to infrastructure hosted in or targeting Ecuador, though international entities in 9 countries also participate. Utilization appears practical: 161 live .net.ec websites out of 200 registrations, and 161 with DNS, indicate active configuration rather than passive holding. These benchmarks help teams evaluate naming availability, peer density, and operational posture before launching services or migrations. We provide export‑ready domain‑level evidence, including hosting geographies, nameserver stacks, and update cadences to inform planning. Download current .net.ec adoption datasets from webatla.