.id domains list

What is .id TLD

The .id top-level domain is the country-code namespace for Indonesia, used globally for addressing and branding. Within our corpus, we track .id domains and .id websites to map adoption patterns and web activity. We currently index active registrations and live websites across countries, indicating meaningful use beyond national borders. This visibility allows us to quantify hosting geographies, content categories, and renewal dynamics at scale. For analysts, the ratio of active domains to live sites helps estimate parked versus developed inventory, while cross‑country dispersion reveals outreach strategies for local and international actors. We provide normalized zone, DNS, and web signals for comparative studies and risk assessments. Download webatla’s .id domain datasets to explore the namespace.

History and key features of .id TLD

.id originated as Indonesia’s country-code TLD and has evolved through standard registry policies common to many ccTLDs. Today, .id domains and .id websites exhibit steady activity across second‑level and third‑level labels, with routine adoption of modern DNS and provisioning practices. In our telemetry, domains resolve via active DNS records, a useful proxy for technical engagement. Recent momentum includes observed new registrations last week and overall last month, signaling consistent churn and onboarding. We monitor nameserver concentration, registrar share, and DNSSEC exposure to understand operational baselines and resilience. These features enable longitudinal comparisons with regional peers and assessments of ecosystem health over time. Download webatla’s historical .id domain datasets for deeper technical analysis.

Why and who choose the .id domain

Organizations choose .id for national relevance, regulatory alignment, and audience signaling, while some global actors adopt it for regional landing pages. We observe .id domains and .id websites spanning government, finance, commerce, media, and personal projects, with measurable footprints inside and outside Indonesia. Utilization across countries underscores multi‑market strategies; active stock at and live sites at help estimate development rates and sector distribution. Growth inputs – such as new registrations – feed forecasting models for demand, defensive registrations, and expiry risk. Our datasets surface hosting jurisdictions, technology stacks, and content change rates to support compliance checks, brand protection, and market sizing without promotional bias. Download webatla’s .id domain market datasets to benchmark your segment.