Sunrise services

Trademark Holders have first right to register their trademarked terms.

Every new gTLD is required to organize a Sunrise Period of at least 30 days before domain names are offered to the general public.
Trademark owners can take advantage of this priority-registration period to safeguard the domain name that matches their trademark ahead of wider availability.

All new gTLDs have to hold a Sunrise Period, and having a verified trademark entry in the Clearinghouse is the minimum requirement to participate in this priority-registration period.

You only have to register your trademark record once to be able to participate in any of Sunrise Periods.

  • Click here to see which TLDs now accept your SMD file for registering domain names during Sunrise.
  • In addition to getting access to the Sunrise Periods, you can benefit from another brand protection service: the Trademark Claims Service.