gTLD

.cal domain information

.cal is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) designed for calibration professionals and organizations.

DNSSEC Support: Yes IDN Support: No Updated: 2026-05-28

Introduction

.cal is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) managed by Charleston Road Registry Inc., aimed at individuals and businesses involved in calibration and measurement. This TLD provides a dedicated namespace for professionals to establish their online presence and showcase their expertise in calibration. With no fixed geographic restrictions, it is accessible to anyone with a legitimate interest in the calibration industry. The domain is equipped with DNSSEC support, ensuring secure transactions and data integrity. WHOIS privacy protection is also available, allowing registrants to maintain their privacy. The registration rules are straightforward, allowing for a range of characters and lengths, ensuring a broad scope for creativity in domain names. Overall, .cal offers an excellent opportunity for calibration-focused entities to enhance their visibility and credibility online.

Target market

This TLD is aimed at individuals and organizations involved in the field of calibration.

Restrictions

Registration is open to anyone with a legitimate interest in calibration.

Intended use

Originally intended for businesses and professionals in calibration and measurement industries. It serves as a platform for showcasing expertise in these fields.

Registration rules

• Domain names must be between 1 and 63 characters long.
• Allowed characters include letters, numbers, and hyphens.
• Certain names may be reserved or restricted.
• Registrants must demonstrate a legitimate interest in calibration.

Renewal policy

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Transfer policy

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Dispute resolution policy

UDRP / URS

Typical users

Calibration professionals, measurement companies, educational institutions.

Registry url

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