.rs domains list

What is .rs TLD

The .rs TLD is the country‑code top‑level domain assigned to Serbia, indicating a clear geographic and jurisdictional anchor on the public DNS. .rs domains are available through global registrars to organizations and individuals seeking a Serbian web identity, while .rs websites commonly host local‑language content, services, and e‑commerce targeted at the national market. At webatla, we index every delegation to map ownership types, nameserver configurations, SSL usage, and hosting location for this ccTLD. Our data shows diversified usage across commercial, media, and governmental sectors, with hosting split between domestic providers and international clouds. For teams evaluating market fit, .rs offers straightforward locality signaling and stable policy frameworks without unusual technical constraints. Explore webatla’s .rs domain datasets to assess adoption and trends.

History and key features of .rs TLD

The .rs TLD succeeded the former Yugoslav namespace and is operated by Serbia’s national registry, with general availability established in the late 2000s. Today, .rs domains can be registered directly at the second level, alongside structured third‑level spaces reserved for communities such as government, education, and organizations, depending on registrar policy. Core features include compatibility with DNSSEC, standard lifecycle stages (add‑grace, redemption), and UDRP‑aligned dispute processes. In practice, .rs websites exhibit typical modern stacks—CDNs, HTTPS by default, and multi‑cloud hosting—rather than unique technical quirks. Using our longitudinal crawls, we quantify renewal resilience, zone growth, and security adoption to benchmark maturity against peer ccTLDs in the region. Review webatla’s historical .rs datasets to understand lifecycle signals.

Why and who choose the .rs domain

Organizations choose the .rs domain when Serbia is a primary market, a regulated presence is required, or localized SEO and payments matter. .rs domains help brands convey proximity to Serbian consumers and institutions, while .rs websites support content in local languages and jurisdiction‑specific notices. We also see international companies, startups, and diaspora initiatives use .rs for product launches, media, and community portals; developers occasionally adopt it for concise brand endings or domain hacks. From an operational view, registrar coverage and pricing are comparable to other European ccTLDs, enabling straightforward portfolio management. We segment registrant geography, industry, and hosting topology to identify demand clusters and churn risk within the namespace. Access webatla’s .rs datasets to evaluate fit for your portfolio.