.fe.it domains list

What is .fe.it TLD

.fe.it is a geographic third‑level space within Italy’s .it ccTLD, used primarily for entities connected to Ferrara. In webatla’s taxonomy, we analyze it as a distinct namespace to quantify market structure across .fe.it domains and .fe.it websites. Within this zone, our index currently tracks 92 active domains and 84 live websites, allowing comparisons between registration activity and observable web presence. Because third‑level conventions can concentrate local signals, .fe.it often reflects municipal, cultural, and SME usage rather than broad national brands. These metrics help benchmark adoption, renewal behavior, and content deployment relative to adjacent provincial spaces under .it. For analysts, the figures indicate a compact, mature footprint with limited churn but consistent visibility. Download the .fe.it domain datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .fe.it TLD

Originating from Italy’s structured geographic naming plan under .it, .fe.it has been available for decades alongside other provincial labels. Policy inheritance from the national registry typically means familiar eligibility checks and dispute norms, making .fe.it domains administratively predictable and .fe.it websites straightforward to deploy. Operationally, DNS coverage is a leading indicator: we observe 84 domains with resolvable records, aligning closely with 84 live sites in our crawl, which suggests limited parked inventory. Recent issuance appears subdued, with 0 in December 2025 recorded in our pipeline, pointing to a stable, low‑noise namespace suited to longitudinal analyses. Researchers can use these characteristics to model local digital density and service penetration. Get webatla’s downloadable .fe.it datasets for deeper analysis.

Why and who choose the .fe.it domain

Organizations selecting .fe.it often seek geographic signaling tied to Ferrara while remaining within Italy’s .it ecosystem. For local authorities, schools, cultural institutions, and SMEs, .fe.it domains emphasize territorial relevance; for SEO and audience trust, .fe.it websites can reinforce Italian‑language, locality‑specific content. Cross‑border use is limited but present across 7 countries, mostly through multinational footprints or protective registrations. Short‑term momentum is minimal – 0 detected last week – supporting a portrait of steady retention and modest new demand that favors long‑lived projects over speculative cycles. Combined with the current stock of 92 names and 84 active sites, the namespace skews toward established holders and service providers. Access webatla’s .fe.it datasets to continue your research.