.link

.link is a generic top-level domain built around one of the web's fundamental ideas: a link. The word is short and broadly understood online, making the extension useful for link pages, directories, URL services, profile hubs, affiliate tools, resource collections and products centered on connecting users to other destinations.

It can also work as a general brand ending when “link” is part of the product concept, such as connectivity, networking or integration. In those cases the extension can reinforce the function without requiring a longer domain name.

A .link address may create an expectation that clicking it will lead somewhere else or act as a hub rather than a full standalone site. That can be useful for redirects and profile pages, but a company using it as its primary corporate domain should make the destination trustworthy and clear, especially because short links are sometimes used in contexts where users cannot see the final URL in advance.

.link is a generic TLD currently sponsored by Nova Registry Ltd. and is generally open for registration. Individual names can still be premium, reserved, unavailable or affected by third-party rights and registry policies.