.li domains list

What is .li TLD

The .li top‑level domain (ccTLD) designates Liechtenstein and provides a stable namespace for digital identity. In practice, .li domains are available through accredited registrars to organizations and individuals worldwide, supporting .li websites, email, and other Internet services. In our global index, we observe a predominantly European footprint, with significant cross‑border usage from neighboring markets and occasional brandable naming that leverages the “LI” abbreviation or surnames ending in “li.” From an operational view, we monitor registrar mix, hosting geography, and DNS configurations to evaluate resilience and policy alignment. These signals help quantify adoption quality rather than raw volume. Explore webatla’s .li domain datasets to benchmark this namespace.

History and key features of .li TLD

The .li TLD emerged alongside early country-code delegations and has benefited from long-term, European registry stewardship. Governance and operational policies follow widely adopted ccTLD practices: a registry–registrar model, transparent registration data access via WHOIS/RDAP, and a recognized dispute‑resolution pathway. For registrants, this translates into predictable lifecycle events for .li domains and consistent technical service for .li websites, including modern DNS features commonly supported by providers. We track change events—create, transfer, and nameserver updates—to detect stability patterns and registrar concentration. Mature processes tend to correlate with lower abuse rates and steadier renewal behavior across cohorts. Browse webatla’s historical .li datasets for features, policies, and operator signals.

Why and who choose the .li domain

Organizations with legal, commercial, or cultural links to Liechtenstein most directly benefit from the signal that .li conveys. Local companies, public bodies, and associations choose .li domains to anchor trusted .li websites for national audiences, while cross‑border firms use .li to emphasize proximity to the DACH region. Because registration is broadly accessible, entrepreneurs also adopt .li for concise brands, project microsites, or names aligning with “LI” abbreviations and surnames. From an SEO standpoint, a ccTLD can reinforce geographic relevance, complementing geo‑targeted content and hosting. We advise evaluating audience location, compliance requirements, and portfolio overlap with existing gTLD assets. Compare audiences and use cases in webatla’s .li domain datasets.