.gi domains list

What is .gi TLD

The .gi top-level domain is Gibraltar’s country-code namespace, used to identify web properties with a Gibraltar nexus. At webatla, we index and analyse all registered domains worldwide, enabling consistent, comparative views of .gi domains and .gi websites alongside other TLDs. In our current graph, we observe active registrations, distributed across countries, indicating use beyond purely local actors. Of these, resolve to live content, suggesting a high proportion of active deployments relative to the total. Such figures help benchmark adoption, infrastructure maturity, and content visibility against peer country-code spaces. Organizations can use these signals to evaluate footprint, risk, and reach within Gibraltar-focused digital assets. Download webatla’s .gi datasets to examine usage in depth.

History and key features of .gi TLD

Introduced in the early commercial internet era, .gi functions as Gibraltar’s country-code top-level domain, with policies that prioritize clear geographic association and operational accountability. In practice, .gi domains are commonly adopted by public bodies, regulated firms, and businesses signaling local trust, while .gi websites reflect services aimed at residents and visitors. Our live telemetry shows domains with active DNS, close to the we classify as live, implying limited parking and measurable content density. Registration cadence remains modest: new names last week and overall, a pattern consistent with stable, low-churn namespaces. These baselines support risk scoring, uptime benchmarking, and portfolio due diligence for Gibraltar-aligned assets. Download the historical .gi dataset from webatla for longitudinal analysis.

Why and who choose the .gi domain

Entities choose a .gi domain to demonstrate Gibraltar alignment in search, compliance, and audience targeting. For local enterprises and institutions, .gi domains improve geographic relevance; for multinational brands, .gi websites support market entry, brand protection, and region-specific service delivery. Usage is not purely domestic: we observe adoption across countries, reflecting operations managed from abroad or multi-jurisdictional portfolios. The live footprint – sites within active registrations – suggests meaningful content presence rather than passive holding. These signals help teams assess competitive coverage, monitor sectoral activity, and prioritize outreach or risk controls around Gibraltar-facing assets. Download webatla’s .gi domain datasets to profile sectors and owners.