Out on social media, somebody under the name suffix.domains claims to have applied for 13 strings — .asap, .create, .future, .lfg, .mvp, .out, .pal, .planet, .research, .share, .tag, .this and .visit.
The company's rudimentary website suggests it has applied for as many as 89 strings. It's possible it only disclosed these 13 domains because they are in conflict with strings that Link Freedom Group disclosed.
I've started a company called suffix.domains. We've applied at ICANN for the following primary strings: .asap .create .future .lfg .mvp .out .pal .planet .research .share .tag .this .visit. We intend to operate all the gTLDs for which we have applied, and so we'll pay.
Radix has published all 46 primary applications in its 2026-round portfolio, spanning AI, technology, health, finance, business, creator and culture strings.
