.LEASE Domain Registration
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A practical guide for choosing, using, and protecting a .LEASE domain


1. Register Only If Leasing Is Your Core Business

.LEASE works best when leasing is central, not secondary.

Ideal use cases

  • Real estate leasing platforms
  • Car, truck, EV leasing
  • Equipment & machinery leasing
  • Office, warehouse, retail leasing
  • Subscription / hardware leasing models

Avoid if

  • Leasing is only a small add-on
  • You plan to expand beyond leasing quickly

Rule of thumb:
If you wouldn’t put “leasing” in your company slogan, .LEASE may be too narrow.


2. Prioritize Exact-Match or High-Intent Keywords

The biggest advantage of .LEASE is clarity + intent.

Strong patterns

  • CityLease.lease (e.g. berlin.lease, miami.lease)
  • AssetType.lease (car.lease, office.lease, equipment.lease)
  • Action + Asset.lease (rentcar.lease, findoffice.lease)

Weaker patterns

  • Abstract brand + .lease (less intuitive)
  • Long phrases or hyphenated names

Tip:
Short, intuitive names outperform clever branding in .LEASE.


3. Keep It Short, Literal, and Easy to Say

.LEASE already adds meaning—don’t overcomplicate the second level.

Best length:

  • 5–12 characters before .lease

Say-it-out-loud test

“Visit office.lease” → passes
“Visit smartleasingplatform.lease” → fails


4. Think Marketing First, Not Resale

Unlike .COM, .LEASE is usage-driven, not speculation-driven.

Good reasons to register

  • Launching a leasing platform
  • Running PPC or SEO landing pages
  • Industry-specific lead generation
  • Brand protection (defensive registration)

Poor reasons

  • Long-term passive holding
  • Expecting quick resale flips

5. Secure the Matching .COM If Possible

If budget allows, this is highly recommended.

Best structure

  • BrandName.com → main brand & company site
  • BrandName.lease → leasing-focused vertical

Why this matters

  • Prevents competitor confusion
  • Increases trust with investors & enterprise clients
  • Makes .LEASE feel intentional, not “second choice”

6. Check Trademarks Carefully

.LEASE domains are often descriptive, which reduces—but does not eliminate—risk.

Before registering

  • Search trademarks in:
    • USPTO (US)
    • EUIPO (EU)
    • Local jurisdiction if targeting one country
  • Avoid combining .LEASE with:
    • Famous brands
    • Financial institutions
    • Automotive marques

Safer approach

  • Generic asset names (office, car, retail, equipment)
  • Geographic + service combinations

7. Use SSL, Email, and Clear Messaging

Some users are still unfamiliar with .LEASE.

Best practices

  • Always use HTTPS (SSL)
  • Avoid email on .lease for cold outreach at first
  • Add a short tagline on the homepage: “A dedicated leasing platform for [industry]”

This builds instant clarity and trust.


8. SEO Tips Specific to .LEASE

Google treats .LEASE like any other gTLD—but user perception matters.

Do this

  • Include “lease / leasing” in:
    • Page titles
    • H1 headings
    • Meta descriptions
  • Build topical authority around leasing content
  • Use schema (LocalBusiness, Product, RealEstateAgent if relevant)

Avoid

  • Thin affiliate pages
  • Redirect-only usage without content

9. Best Registration Strategy (Summary)

✔ Register .LEASE only for leasing-focused projects
✔ Choose short, literal, high-intent names
✔ Pair with .COM when possible
✔ Treat it as a marketing asset, not a pure investment
✔ Plan for longer holding & usage, not fast resale

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