.inc

.inc is a generic top-level domain built around “Inc.”, the familiar abbreviation for “incorporated” used in company names, especially in North America.

The extension can suit corporations, startups, business groups and brands that want a concise corporate-style address. However, the legal association should not be mistaken for an eligibility requirement.

The .inc registry's current FAQ explicitly states that a .inc domain can be registered by any individual or business, whether incorporated or not, and may be used for any purpose. Registering the domain therefore does not establish incorporation, good standing or any other company credential.

Businesses should use corporate terminology consistently with the laws and naming rules that apply where they operate, and visitors should verify legal status independently when it matters.

VYR classifies .inc as open. Standard registrations remain subject to registry and ICANN policies, anti-abuse rules, reserved or premium names and third-party rights.