ccTLD
A ccTLD is a two-letter domain extension representing a specific country or territory, such as .uk (United Kingdom), .de (Germany), or .ca (Canada).
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Expiring Domain
An "expiring domain" refers to a domain name whose registration period is about to end. When a domain name is registered, it's typically done so for a specific period of time, often one to ten ye...
Reseller
A company that sells domain registrations through a registrar's system, often white-labeled under their own brand.
PMD (Partial Match Domain)
A domain containing keywords related to a search query but not matching exactly, such as BestCheapFlights.com.
Registration Fee
Registration Fee refers to the cost associated with registering a new domain name with a domain registrar. This fee is paid by the person or entity who wants to obtain the right to use that domain ...
Numeric Domain
A numeric domain refers to a domain name that consists entirely of numbers. These can range from single-digit domains to ones with several numbers. The value of numeric domains can vary greatly....
SLD
As a professional domain name investor, "SLD" stands for Second Level Domain. In the structure of a domain name, it is the component that directly precedes the top-level domain (TLD). For exam...