.meme domains list

What is .meme TLD

The .meme top-level domain (TLD) designates a semantic namespace for internet-culture content, yet its use spans creators, communities, and experimental brands. In our index, .meme domains are treated like any other gTLD: resolvability, hosting, and footprint are tracked uniformly across markets. Adoption is geographically distributed, with usage observed in countries. At present, we record active .meme domains, of which resolve as live .meme websites; show configured DNS records, indicating practical deployment beyond defensive registrations. These metrics provide a baseline for supply, visibility, and technical readiness across the zone. For deeper competitive or risk analysis, we recommend interrogating per-registrar, per-host, and per-country slices of the corpus. Download .meme domain datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .meme TLD

Historically, .meme emerged from ICANN’s new gTLD expansion, entering the root via the standard sunrise, early-access, and general-availability phases. Registry policies align with common gTLD practices, making .meme domains broadly accessible to individuals and organizations. In practice, .meme websites skew toward link hubs, campaign microsites, and content archives where short, descriptive labels are valuable. Recent registration activity suggests steady – but selective – growth: we observed and , with adoption dispersed across countries. From a risk lens, the relatively compact zone and measurable DNS configuration levels simplify monitoring for impersonation or takedown workflows. From a marketing lens, the namespace offers unambiguous intent signaling. Our datasets expose lifecycle stages, hosting shifts, and DNS changes over time. Download comprehensive .meme domain datasets from webatla.

Why and who choose the .meme domain

Organizations and creators choose the .meme domain when message, audience, and format are tightly coupled. We see uptake by social publishers, streamers, community projects, and experimental brand teams prioritizing memorability and contextual alignment. Empirically, active records represent the addressable base; live .meme websites indicate observable content, while configured hosts evidence technical readiness even where sites are pending. Cross-border usage in countries highlights a distributed but niche footprint. For evaluators comparing .meme domains to alternative gTLDs, utilization ratios, hosting concentration, and registrar mix are often more predictive than raw totals. Our indexed telemetry enables segmentation by sector, language, and infrastructure to test those hypotheses. Download detailed .meme domain datasets from webatla now.