.mma domains list

What is .mma TLD

The .mma top-level domain identifies web properties associated with mixed martial arts communities, events, and businesses. We treat .mma domains as a discrete namespace used by promoters, gyms, athletes, media outlets, and equipment brands seeking audience alignment. At present, we index active .mma domains and observe live .mma websites across countries, indicating a compact but internationally distributed footprint. With live sites relative to registrations, activation rates appear high, which typically signals purposeful use rather than speculative holding. Our analysis focuses on naming patterns, hosting profiles, and content themes to quantify visibility and risk for stakeholders evaluating this TLD. Download webatla’s .mma datasets to explore this namespace in depth.

History and key features of .mma TLD

The .mma string emerged as a thematic option for entities wishing to telegraph MMA relevance without relying on generic extensions. While formal launch details vary by registry communications, adoption trends within our corpus show steady, low-volume growth. We recorded new .mma domains last week and overall, complementing domains with DNS configured. The near parity between .mma domains and .mma websites suggests many registrations proceed directly to deployment, a pattern typical of hobbyist and professional niches. Key traits include semantic clarity, short length, and audience signaling, balanced by limited mainstream recognition beyond combat-sports contexts. We monitor lifecycle events, DNS churn, and hosting consolidation to benchmark resilience over time. Get the monthly .mma trend dataset from webatla.

Why and who choose the .mma domain

Organizations that need unmistakable MMA signaling select this extension: promotions, training academies, fighters, event ticketing, media publishers, and merchandising shops. For these groups, .mma domains provide concise branding that aligns search intent and social mentions; .mma websites often showcase fight cards, schedules, coaching bios, and commerce. Observed adoption spans countries, with active domains and live sites indicating practical usage over speculation. That said, the small registration base and modest inflows – last week – mean visibility depends on content quality and off-site signals, not the suffix alone. We recommend evaluating keywords, backlink profiles, and hosting latency when comparing alternatives within the combat-sports niche. Download segmentation-ready .mma domain lists from webatla.