About .audible domain
.audible is a brand gTLD operated by Neustar on behalf of Amazon. It was delegated by ICANN and entered the root zone in June 2016. The TLD was established as part of ICANN's New gTLD Program to provide a dedicated, secure namespace for Amazon's Audible subsidiary. Its purpose is to serve as a controlled platform for the brand's online presence and communications.
Who can register .audible domain
Registration is not open to the general public. This TLD is a closed, single-registrant brand TLD. The sole eligible registrant is Amazon, Inc., the parent company of Audible, Inc. All domains under .audible are intended for the exclusive use of Amazon and its subsidiaries to support their brand and services.
How to register .audible domain
.audible is a closed brand TLD and is not allocated through commercial registrars. Domains are not available for public registration or purchase. The registry operator, Neustar, manages the namespace exclusively for Amazon, which controls all delegations. Any domain creation or use is an internal decision and process managed by the brand owner.
Typical uses of .audible domain
As a brand TLD, .audible is used exclusively by Amazon and its Audible subsidiary for its digital spoken audio services. It provides a unified and trusted platform for marketing, customer engagement, and product delivery related to audiobooks and audio entertainment. This dedicated extension reinforces brand identity and security for users accessing official services, distinguishing it from generic or third-party domains.
Tips for registering .audible domain
- Domains under .audible are not available for public registration or purchase.
- The TLD operates under a single-registrant model, with Amazon as the sole entity controlling all registrations.
- There is no public WHOIS privacy service, as all registration data is managed internally by the brand.
- Domain use is strictly for official brand purposes, aligning with the registry's mission to protect brand integrity.