.sb domains list

What is .sb TLD

.sb is the country-code top‑level domain (ccTLD) assigned to the Solomon Islands. As with many ccTLDs, adoption extends beyond domestic entities to global projects seeking geographic context or concise naming. We currently index active .sb domains and live .sb websites distributed across countries. Of these registrations, publish DNS records, indicating a high proportion of resolvable infrastructure. Recent activity is muted, with new .sb domains detected last week and overall, suggesting steady but low churn. For researchers comparing .sb websites to other small ccTLD spaces, these baselines provide a clear size and deployment profile. Download .sb domain datasets from webatla to benchmark usage.

History and key features of .sb TLD

Introduced in the 1990s as a country‑code space for the Solomon Islands, .sb follows the general governance patterns of ccTLDs, with policies that typically prioritize local presence while remaining accessible via accredited channels. Registrations may occur at the second level or, depending on policy, within structured third‑level labels; operational specifics can vary over time. From an infrastructure perspective, the near‑parity between active names and configured records points to an established, resolution‑ready footprint. Monitoring .sb domains and .sb websites over time, we observe limited short‑term expansion: last week and for the prior month. These traits favor stability analysis, portfolio tracking, and risk assessment. Download historical .sb domain datasets from webatla.

Why and who choose the .sb domain

Organizations choose the .sb domain for clear geographic signaling to Solomon Islands audiences, brand protection in smaller namespaces, and concise naming opportunities typical of two‑letter codes. Local businesses, NGOs, fisheries and tourism operators, and multinational brands with regional operations are common candidates. With active .sb domains and live .sb websites observed across countries, the footprint is compact yet internationally distributed, aiding discoverability studies and competitive scans. Low recent intake – last week and – suggests a stable baseline for longitudinal tracking, security monitoring, and traffic attribution. Analysts seeking dependable signals may value the relatively unchanged corpus and the high share of DNS-configured names at . Download segmentation-ready .sb domain datasets from webatla.