The .st domain extension is the country code for São Tomé and Príncipe, an African island nation, but it's widely used globally as a "domain hack" for words ending in "-st" (like "fir.st" or "la.st") or for terms like "street," "state," or "short term," offering creative branding and market entry. There are no residency requirements, making it ...

The .sm domain extension is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the Republic of San Marino, a microstate in Southern Europe, introduced in 1995 and managed by Telecom Italia San Marino. While intended for San Marino-related entities, it's open to anyone globally, offering a unique identifier for businesses, creative "domain hacks" (e.g., ...

The .edu.ws domain is a restricted, second-level domain under Samoa's country code top-level domain (.ws), specifically designated for educational institutions in Samoa, following rules set by SamoaNIC (SamoaNIC), though broader .ws domains are promoted globally as "website" or "web service". While most .ws domains are open, .edu.ws, .gov.ws, and ...

The .org.ws domain is the second-level domain for non-profit organizations in Samoa (formerly Western Samoa), using the country code .ws, but it's also marketed globally as a short alternative to .com, often for "websites" or "web services," though .org.ws registration is usually restricted to non-profits, while .ws itself is widely available. It ...