.me.in domains list

What is .me.in TLD

We define .me.in as a third-level personal-focused extension within India’s .IN country-code namespace. It signals individual identity while remaining open to global use cases. In our index, .me.in domains host personal portfolios, resumes, and lightweight brand hubs; .me.in websites often function as contact gateways or social link aggregators. As of our latest crawl, we observe active registrations, with live sites and domains resolving via DNS across countries. This alignment between configured hosts and content suggests sustained, utilitarian adoption rather than speculative holding. For benchmarking or market mapping, we examine DNS resolution, content freshness, and footprint dispersal before deeper classification. Download webatla’s .me.in domain datasets.

History and key features of .me.in TLD

The .me.in space originated within the .IN third‑level hierarchy, designed to provide a personal-identity label under India’s country code while remaining generally accessible. In practice, .me.in domains are chosen for portfolios, profile hubs, and individualized sub-brands, and .me.in websites tend to prioritize concise, people-centric content. From our current telemetry: new registrations last week and highlight low but steady intake; we index active domains, of which present live content and resolve via DNS. That yields roughly a 74% live-site rate, notable for a personal-use label distributed across countries. Methodologically, we weight DNS and content signals over pure zone counts to map active usage. Download the full .me.in datasets from webatla today.

Why and who choose the .me.in domain

Organizations and individuals adopt .me.in domains when they need a personal identifier aligned with India’s digital geography yet usable worldwide. Typical registrants include freelancers, students, creators, and founders seeking memorable handles, while institutions deploy .me.in websites for campaign microsites or staff profiles. The footprint we observe – active registrations, live sites, and DNS-configured hosts across countries – suggests pragmatic activation rather than speculative parking. Recent momentum is restrained: last week and , indicating a mature, stable niche suited to long-lived identity pages. For targeting, we segment by live-content signals, host geography, and technology stacks to surface verified audiences. Download webatla’s .me.in domain datasets for deeper analysis.