Register domain name .stream

.stream
The .stream domain is a generic top-level domain (gTLD). In the IANA Root Zone Database, .stream has a registration date of 2016-02-26, with registry information including WHOIS (whois.nic.stream)
The IANA Delegation Report shows delegation under the New gTLD Program (report date 2016-03-16) to dot Stream Limited.
Under ICANN, the .stream Registry Agreement is Base, Non-Sponsored, with Agreement Date: 8 January 2016 and operator dot Stream Limited.

What is .stream domain?
A .stream domain is a themed gTLD that many projects choose because the word “stream” is strongly associated with live video/audio, broadcasts, and content delivery.
For SEO, Google states that new gTLDs are treated like other gTLDs and keywords in the TLD don’t provide ranking advantage or disadvantage.

.stream domain peculiar traits

• Registry operator: dot Stream Limited (as listed by IANA and ICANN).

• WHOIS & RDAP available: official services are listed in the IANA delegation record.

• Reserved / blocked names exist: the registry agreement explicitly allows the operator to reserve or block additional character strings in the TLD (beyond the ICANN-required reserved list).

• Registrar channel requirement: registrations are handled through ICANN-accredited registrars.

.stream domain usage advantages
Top-level .stream domain registration can be useful because it offers:

• Clear thematic meaning in the URL (good for humans and branding).

• Global use (gTLD; not tied to one country by default).

• Standard search treatment (no inherent SEO bonus/penalty just because of the TLD).

• Transparent verification via WHOIS/RDAP to check status and registration data.

.stream zone domain name registration: procedure’s technical sides
Registering a .stream domain typically includes these practical/technical points:

• Registration term: domain registrations are typically for 1–10 years (renewable).

• DNS limits: one label is limited to 63 octets, total domain length to 255 octets (protocol constraints).

• Name characters: most registrars support letters (A–Z), digits (0–9), and hyphen, with common formatting constraints; exact acceptance can vary by registry/registrar and IDN rules.

• Reserved/blocked labels: some names may be unavailable because the registry can reserve/block strings.

• Renewal reminders: ICANN policy requires registrars to send renewal reminders before expiration (important to keep contact info accurate).

.stream zone domain registrar: why is it recommended to buy .stream zone domain?
A registrar helps you search availability, register, renew, and manage DNS in one place. AlexHost provides domain registration services via its domain pages.

How much is .stream domain per year?
The price depends on the registrar’s current pricing and the registration term you choose (commonly 1–10 years).
Also, some labels can be unavailable due to reserved/blocked-name rules, which can affect what you can actually register.

What is required for .stream domain?
To register a .stream domain, you generally need to:

• Pick an available name (not already registered / not blocked).

• Register through an ICANN-accredited registrar.

• Keep registrant contact data up to date (important for renewal reminders).

What sites suit .stream zone domain?
.stream is commonly a strong fit for:

• Live streams, creator pages, channels, and community hubs

• Podcasts, online radio, and audio streaming projects

• Webinars, online events, and broadcast landing pages

• Tech products/services related to streaming or content delivery

Who is permitted to register .stream domain?
Because .stream is a Base, Non-Sponsored gTLD, it’s generally available via ICANN-accredited registrars; however, the registry may set non-discriminatory qualification criteria reasonably related to proper functioning of the TLD (and can reserve/block certain strings).