Websites born today

143,944 new domains

were registered across roughly 1,063 TLD zones on Sunday, September 27, 2026 — counted straight from ICANN zone files.

Data from 2026-09-27 (UTC)· 1 day ago

143,944

New domains

157,755

Domains that dropped

-13,811

Net change

12%

Already have a live site

Last 21 days

New domain registrations per day, across every TLD the census watches.

0153,462306,924Sep 5Sep 27

Line breaks mark days missing from the census source — not zero registrations, just no count yet.

View the numbers as a table
New domains registered per day
DayNew domains
2026-09-27143,944
2026-09-26172,566
2026-09-25140,350
2026-09-22201,315
2026-09-21203,610
2026-09-2087,251
2026-09-19173,589
2026-09-18169,480
2026-09-17240,681
2026-09-16279,022
2026-09-15117,711
2026-09-14138,191
2026-09-13172,610
2026-09-12190,562
2026-09-11203,902
2026-09-10217,572
2026-09-09184,142
2026-09-08195,305
2026-09-07151,466
2026-09-06159,729
2026-09-05179,684

Top TLDs today

Where the day's new domains landed, by top-level domain.

TLDNewShare
.xyz54,975
38%
.top14,408
10%
.shop7,477
5%
.online7,220
5%
.org6,075
4%
.store4,056
3%
.app4,016
3%
.site3,850
3%

What's actually live?

Registering a domain doesn't mean a site goes up right away. Here's what the census found on day one for today's new names.

  • 12%Already has a live site
  • 1%Parked (for-sale or ad page)
  • 13%Registered, nothing built yet
  • 18%No working site at all
  • 56%Unreachable / could not tell

Worth a second look

On 2026-09-27 — the most recent day dns.pizza's risk scanner has finished checking — 8% of the 9,281 newborn domains it examined came back high-risk or critical: a name close to a known brand, a login form on a brand-new page, and similar patterns. This is a signal, not a verdict — most flagged domains turn out fine, and this page never names any of them.

What this means for you

Brand-new domains aren't bad — most are ordinary businesses, blogs, and projects just getting started. But scammers also favor fresh domains, since a new name has no track record yet and old blocklists haven't caught up to it. If a site you're about to buy from or sign into is only days old, that's not proof of anything by itself — it just means the usual signals (reviews, history, reputation) aren't there yet, so it deserves a second look.

Counted from ICANN zone files by dnscensus.org / dns.pizza — data for 2026-09-27 (UTC), refreshed roughly hourly. Signals, not verdicts. API docs →