.po.it domains list

What is .po.it TLD

Within Italy’s .it country-code space, the .po.it TLD functions as a structured second‑level label under which third‑level registrations are made. In practical terms, .po.it domains operate like focused sub‑namespaces with consistent DNS behavior, and .po.it websites are reachable and indexable like any other .it site. From our index, we currently observe 21 active registrations, with 16 resolving as live websites and usage spanning 5 countries. Recent activity shows 0 new registrations last week and 0 in December 2025, indicating a stable, low‑velocity zone. These levels are typical for narrowly scoped second‑level spaces. We monitor compliance signals, hosting patterns, and response profiles to compare .po.it against adjacent .it segments for risk and reach. Download webatla’s .po.it datasets to benchmark this namespace.

History and key features of .po.it TLD

Publicly available history of the .po.it TLD is sparse; as with several structured spaces beneath .it, usage appears to be niche and influenced by conventions rather than mass‑market promotion. Operationally, .po.it domains inherit the technical and policy environment of .it, so .po.it websites behave normally across DNS, TLS, and search indexing. In our live telemetry, 16 have active DNS records, and 16 present reachable content, a close ratio that suggests purposeful deployments over speculative parking. Growth momentum remains muted, with 0 in December 2025 and 0 recently, reinforcing the view of a stable cohort. We continuously benchmark hosting geographies, name composition, and lifecycle churn against comparable namespaces. Get historical .po.it datasets from webatla for deeper analysis.

Why and who choose the .po.it domain

Organizations choose .po.it domains when they need a precise, hierarchical identity aligned with Italy’s .it framework, or when legacy conventions and localized branding matter. For content delivery, .po.it websites typically serve targeted audiences, pilots, or internal tools where semantic signaling outweighs broad marketing reach. Our corpus lists 21 active domains overall; of these, 16 resolve in DNS and 16 respond as live sites, indicating an operationally active subset across 5 countries. Such proportions point to considered use rather than speculative registrations, which can aid risk scoring, lead generation, and portfolio hygiene. We recommend assessing hosting concentration, WHOIS patterns, and renewal cadence before committing resources. Download our .po.it domain intelligence to support evaluation and planning.