.info.pl Domain
Poland's Information Domain
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What is a .info.pl domain?
The .info.pl extension is the informational subdomain within Poland's .pl namespace, managed by NASK. It's suited to information portals, reference sites, and organisations that provide public information in the Polish market. When .pl or .com.pl isn't available, .info.pl offers a clear alternative with an informational context built right into the address.
Who should register .info.pl?
Polish information portals, reference websites, tourism information services, and organisations providing public information in Poland.
Why choose .info.pl?
- Informational context in the Polish namespace
- Alternative when .pl is taken
- Managed by NASK (Poland's registry)
- Clear purpose for reference and information sites
Who runs .info.pl, and since when
Registry data from the .info.pl delegation record held by IANA, which maintains the internet's root zone. Eligibility comes from the registry's own policy, and the prices are ours.
- Extension type
- Country-code (ccTLD)
- Registered under the .pl zone
- Registry operator
- Research and Academic Computer Network
- The organisation that runs the extension
- .pl delegated
- 1990
- The date belongs to the .pl zone, not to .info.pl itself
- Who can register
- Open to anyone worldwide; NASK applies no test to the info label
- Checked against the registry's own policy
- Our price
- £21.99 a year
- Ex VAT. Renews at the same price
When info.pl beats waiting for the .pl to drop
Poland's zone has been in the root since 1990 and the obvious .pl names went a very long time ago. NASK's answer is a wide shelf of functional labels sitting beside the plain .pl: com.pl for commerce, sklep.pl for shops, turystyka.pl for tourism, szkola.pl for schools, info.pl for information, and around thirty more. There is a second shelf of regional ones too, from waw.pl for Warsaw to slask.pl for Silesia.
info.pl earns its place when what you are publishing really is information: a directory, a reference site, a public service, a tourist guide. In that case the label does work, because a Polish visitor reads it before they read your brand and arrives with the right expectation.
It earns its place far less often as a general fallback for a business that wanted the .pl. The label is a claim about what the site is, and a shop sitting on an info.pl is a mismatch that visitors notice. NASK will not stop you, because it sets no eligibility test for any of its functional domains except gov.pl. That makes it your call rather than the registry's, which is exactly why it is worth thinking about for more than a minute.
Is .info.pl the right choice for you?
We would rather sell you the right extension once than the wrong one twice.
.info.pl works well if
- You are publishing reference material, a directory or a public information service for a Polish audience, and the label describes the site accurately.
- You run tourist or civic information in Poland, where visitors arrive looking for facts rather than a checkout.
- The .pl and com.pl have gone, your site really is informational, and the fallback happens to be the right description too.
Look elsewhere if
- You are selling something. An info label on a shop reads as a mismatch, and com.pl or sklep.pl describes you properly.
- You want the cheapest Polish address. The plain .pl is not the dearer of the two here, so this is a naming decision rather than a saving.
- Your market is Britain. A Polish extension aims your geographic signal at Poland and does nothing at all for you in Google UK.
Running a shop rather than a reference site? Look at com.pl, or sklep.pl if both the .pl and com.pl have gone. See .com.pl pricing.
.info.pl vs .com.pl: which should you register?
Same registry, same rules, same price and the same country signal in Google. What separates them is a promise you make to the reader. com.pl says company, info.pl says this is a reference resource, and Polish visitors take both labels at face value because functional domains are ordinary internet furniture in Poland in a way they never became in Britain.
Take com.pl if you trade, even a little. Take info.pl when the site really is informational and the label helps somebody landing from a search understand what they have found. If you cannot decide which describes you, that is a useful signal in itself: pick com.pl, because a company with an information section is a normal thing and an information site with a shop bolted on is not.
.info.pl domain questions, answered
What people ask us before registering a .info.pl domain.
Can't find what you're looking for?
Ask us directlyNone. NASK's .pl Domain Name Regulations set no eligibility criteria at all, and info.pl is one of about thirty functional domains on its published list. There is no residency, nationality or company requirement and nothing to prove about what the site will contain. The single Polish label that is actually fenced off is gov.pl, which has its own separate regulations, its own application form and its own technical conditions.
Choose on what the site does, because the registry will not choose for you and both cost the same. If you sell anything, com.pl is the honest label and it is what a Polish customer expects on a commercial site. If you publish reference material, directories, guides or public information, info.pl tells the reader something true before they have read a word of your copy. A mismatch between label and content is a small credibility cost you pay on every visit.
It works exactly as well as any other .pl address. Google treats country code extensions as a strong signal that a site is intended for that country, and info.pl sits inside Poland's namespace like .pl and com.pl do, so all three get the same treatment. There is no ranking advantage or penalty attached to the label itself. What it changes is the click, not the rank: a searcher scanning results reads the address and decides what sort of page they are about to land on.
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