.gp domains list

What is .gp TLD

The .gp top-level domain is the country-code namespace for Guadeloupe, a French overseas region in the Caribbean, corresponding to the ISO 3166-1 code GP. In practice, .gp domains identify entities with ties to the territory—public institutions, local businesses, and regional initiatives—while some adopters use “GP” as an initialism match. .gp websites are generally registered via accredited registrars under policies set by the designated registry; eligibility, naming rules, and dispute procedures can differ and evolve. From a technical view, .gp participates in the global DNS like other ccTLDs, with performance shaped by nameserver placement and hosting choices. We analyse registration activity, nameserver concentration, and hosting footprints to map usage patterns and risks. Explore .gp domain datasets on webatla for deeper insight.

History and key features of .gp TLD

The .gp space emerged during the broader 1990s rollout of country-code TLD delegations and has since followed the modernization arc seen across many ccTLDs. Historically, policies and pricing have been adjusted to balance local stewardship with wider accessibility, influencing demand for .gp domains and the distribution of .gp websites. Registration today typically occurs at the second level, though structured third-level options may exist depending on current registry practice; transfer, renewal, and redemption timelines vary by operator and registrar. On the technical side, mature capabilities such as RDAP, IPv6 reachability, and DNSSEC are commonly available in national registries, and we monitor their status for .gp. Our datasets track zone size, churn, and hosting topology over time. Review our longitudinal .gp datasets to track policy and infrastructure shifts.

Why and who choose the .gp domain

Organizations select the .gp domain when they need clear geographic signaling for Guadeloupe—government bodies, municipal projects, utilities, tourism boards, educational institutions, retailers, and service providers with local presence. International companies targeting the French Caribbean, or brands whose names abbreviate to “GP,” also deploy .gp websites as part of multi-TLD portfolios. For search and audience alignment, ccTLDs are commonly geolocated by engines to their territory, which can aid local relevance when content, hosting, and backlinks also support that intent. We evaluate .gp domains for brand protection, market segmentation, and technical resilience, highlighting nameserver diversity, CDN usage, and renewal behaviors. Procurement decisions should weigh regulatory, linguistic, and customer-service factors alongside cost. Examine .gp domain datasets on webatla to evaluate fit for your strategy.