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Get Your Custom Top Level Domain

A Top-Level Domain (TLD) is the last segment of a domain name, like .com, .net, or .org.
These are also known as domain TLDs, and traditionally, only a few centralized organizations had the authority to own or manage them

The Power of Custom TLDs
custom-tlds

With the rise of Web3 technology, anyone can now create and control their own TLD. Freename enables users to register unique Web3 TLDs such as “.hodl”, or any extension you can imagine.

Full Ownership of your TLD

A custom TLD gives you control over your digital identity. Build an ecosystem of domains under your TLD for branding, growth, or investments.

Monetize your TLD

Your Top Level Domain is more than a name, it can be a revenue asset. Freename lets you earn money whenever someone registers a domain under it.

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How to Register a TLD with Freename

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Choose your
TLD
Choose a custom extension that fits your brand or interests, like your name or business.
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Availability
Use Freename’s platform to verify whether your desired TLD is available.
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Your TLD
Secure your TLD with a few clicks. The registration is easily done.
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Your Domains
Once registered, you can activate royalties, purchase SLDs for half the price and manage them under your TLD. Adjust your own pricing and do much more.
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Monetizing
Earn revenue when users register domains under your TLD. Freename automates the process.
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No need to perform multiple transactions, store your royalties on your profile and claim later.

Top Level Domains
Questions

What is a Top-Level Domain (TLD)? A TLD is the highest level of a domain name system. It is the extension at the end of a web address, such as .com or .org. With Freename, you can create and own a custom TLD for Web3.
How does a custom TLD work? When you register a custom TLD with us, you own that extension and can allow others to register domains under it. For example, if you own .investing, others can buy domains like mybrand.fashion. Some Web3 TLDs are highly demanded and are valued as premium domains.
Can I make money with my TLD? Yes! Every time someone registers a domain under your TLD, you earn revenues through Freename Royalties. Freename provides a seamless revenue-sharing model to help you monetize your digital asset.
What’s the difference between Web2 and Web3 TLDs? Web2 TLDs are controlled by centralized organizations like ICANN, while Web3 TLDs operate on blockchain technology. This means Web3 TLDs are decentralized, more secure, and resistant to censorship.
What's the difference between gTLDs and ccTLDs? In traditional domains (Web2):
  • gTLD stands for generic Top-Level-Domain, the most common TLDs would be '.com', '.org' or .'net'. It refers to domains that are not country specific. 
  • ccTLD stands for country code Topl-Level-Domain; the dot.country endings like '.ca' for Canada, '.it' for Italy,  '.de' for Germany, '.fr' for France etc. Some ccTLD are also used as 'generic' domains because they are easy to associate with a concept: one example is '.io' that became popular and it is not a gTLD but a ccTLD (country code of: British Indian Ocean Territory). 
Can I get a free TLD forever?

TLDs are not free, but once you reserve it, it's yours endlessly. You pay once and the TLD is your forever. There is a variety of prices going from as little as $79 up.  You can also earn and monetize on SLDs sold under your TLD (with Freename royalties once activated). The price varies  different factors, if it's a premium Top-Level Domain, the TLD length in characters or numbers and if emojis are included. Did you know you can also have emojis in your web3 TLDs?