.co.tz domains list

What is .co.tz TLD

.co.tz is the commercial second-level namespace within Tanzania’s country-code .tz, not a standalone TLD. It designates business-oriented registrations, commonly adopted by firms operating in or serving Tanzanian markets. In our index, we classify .co.tz domains by lifecycle, nameserver topology, and hosting geography, and we benchmark .co.tz websites for availability, TLS, content signals, and responsiveness. Policies, eligibility checks, and naming standards are defined by the .tz registry; registrars implement them with customary verification, resulting in predictable quality and local relevance. For cross-border stakeholders, .co.tz supplies clear geo‑intent while interoperating with global DNS infrastructure. Explore webatla’s .co.tz domain datasets for deeper insights.

History and key features of .co.tz TLD

Historically, .co.tz emerged early in the .tz hierarchy, mirroring commercial substructures used by many country-code systems. It became the default path for businesses before broad availability of direct second-level .tz registrations. Key features we observe include consistent use by incorporated entities, preference among local registrants, and steady renewal behaviour. Our telemetry on .co.tz domains highlights concentration across Tanzanian networks and regional cloud providers, while .co.tz websites show moderate IPv6 adoption, expanding TLS modernisation, and improving uptime profiles. Governance follows .tz policy on naming, disputes, and standard multi‑year terms, producing a stable namespace for commerce. Review webatla’s .co.tz domain datasets to validate trends.

Why and who choose the .co.tz domain

Organizations choose .co.tz to localize brand presence, signal Tanzanian market focus, and align with procurement expectations. Typical adopters include domestic companies, regional SMEs expanding into East Africa, and multinationals launching Tanzanian subsidiaries. We see .co.tz domains cluster across finance, logistics, retail, tourism, and professional services, while .co.tz websites emphasize local discovery, language adaptation, and familiar payment methods. Benefits are pragmatic: stronger geographic relevance, clearer compliance posture, and recognisability for residents and regulators. Trade‑offs include narrower global brand reach than some generic TLDs and potential local contact requirements depending on registrar policy. Explore webatla’s .co.tz domain datasets to assess fit today.