Domain registry ranking data
and market intelligence for
TLD operators
Get reseller-side domain market intelligence from 22 years of live registry and portfolio data.
If you're a registry operator or TLD team, most market data stops at registration numbers. Openprovider's proprietary registry rankings go further - 22 years of live reseller portfolio activity across Europe, showing where demand is moving, which markets are growing, and how your extension sits within active reseller stacks.
Registry rankings data
Openprovider publishes registry ranking data drawn from active reseller portfolios across Europe. The table below tracks domains under management and recent registration activity by TLD - giving registry operators and TLD teams a clearer picture of reseller-side demand and market movement.
Openprovider registry rankings
Rankings reflect active domains under management across Openprovider's reseller platform. Domains under management count non-expired domains held by active resellers. Recent activity covers net new registrations and inbound transfers.
For custom data extracts, contact our partnerships team.
Data you can trust
An ICANN-accredited registrar, Openprovider has operated as a reseller-first registrar since 2004. The rankings on this page come from the same platform infrastructure providers across Europe use to manage domains, DNS, SSL, and email for their customers.
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Openprovider's partnerships team can pull ranking data, registration activity, and portfolio trends for your specific extension. If you want to see where your TLD stands in Europe's active reseller channel, get in touch and we'll show you the numbers.
Common questions about registry rankings and Openprovider's data
Registry rankings show how TLD extensions compare by active domains under management within a registrar's reseller network. For registry operators and TLD teams, that means real visibility into which extensions resellers are actively promoting, where portfolios are growing, and where demand is shifting - long before it shows up in total registration numbers.