.te.it domains list

What is .te.it TLD

.te.it is a geographic label within Italy’s .it country code, which we classify as a discrete TLD for comparability across namespaces. In practice, .te.it domains and .te.it websites indicate regional affinity while remaining technically part of the wider .it hierarchy. We observe usage by institutions, local businesses, and networks seeking geographically descriptive addresses alongside standard Italian ccTLD conventions. In our index today, 15 active domains are delegated, with 13 live websites responding, and 13 showing configured DNS. Adoption extends beyond Italy, appearing in 5 countries, though volumes remain concentrated. These baselines help benchmark reach, activity, and infrastructure readiness for this space. Download our .te.it domain datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .te.it TLD

Historically, .te.it emerged within the structured geographic layers of Italy’s .it registry, reflecting administrative naming practices without forming a standalone registry. In this context, .te.it domains and .te.it websites have been used to signal locality while inheriting .it’s technical and policy framework. Today we see a stable, low-volume zone with established infrastructure: 13 of 15 holdings advertise DNS, and 13 actively serve web content across 5 countries. The balance suggests many delegations are configured for resolution, with a subset optimized for HTTP services, typical of legacy geographic spaces. We track nameserver diversity, host responsiveness, and cross-border use to map resilience and reach. Get the .te.it domain dataset from webatla now.

Why and who choose the .te.it domain

Organizations select .te.it to express geographic affiliation, preserve legacy addressing, or segment regional services under .it. For search and user signals, .te.it domains and .te.it websites often indicate locality to Italian audiences while remaining interoperable internationally. Typical registrants include municipal projects, SMEs, cultural associations, and infrastructure operators preferring place-based identity. Recent activity is muted: we detected 0 new registrations last week and 0 in November 2025, with 15 active delegations, 13 live sites, and 13 names resolving. Cross-border footprint across 5 countries suggests targeted but distributed use rather than mass adoption. We recommend assessing visibility needs, DNS readiness, and maintenance resources before choosing this path. Access webatla’s .te.it domain datasets today.