Introducing .tx and .hey: Two New Namespaces for the Agentic Web

Building a service that handles transactions? Or a project that starts with a conversation? You now have two more ways to name it on the agentic web.

.tx and .hey are available to register on HeadlessDomains.com. Choose .tx for transaction-oriented work, or .hey for a friendly identity for people, communities, products, and services.

Start with what you're building. The ending should help someone understand it.

.tx puts transactions in the name

A settlement service has a specific job. So does an exchange, a checkout tool, or an agent that coordinates a purchase. .tx gives that work a short, recognizable identity.

For a team building commerce infrastructure, the appeal is direct: the name points to the kind of work the service does. A payment tool can use .tx to signal its purpose before a visitor reads the description.

Agentic commerce is a natural fit. If your service helps agents move through a transaction, .tx gives you a name to build around as you publish its operator details, documentation, and official service links.

And yes, there's a Texas reading too. Texas-rooted projects can use that meaning, though transactions and commerce are the primary focus.

Explore .tx and search for your name →

.hey gives your project a friendly introduction

Some projects need a warmer first impression. .hey fits personal identities, communities, and products or services built around communication.

Think of a community assistant that helps new members find their way, or a small team's service that answers questions before someone gets started. These are possible uses for .hey, with the name giving people an approachable introduction to the work behind it.

You can also use .hey for your own public identity on the agentic web, connecting the person behind a project with the services they offer. It leaves room for the project to grow without making the name sound like a technical specification.

Explore .hey and search for your name →

Quick answers

What is .tx used for?

.tx is designed primarily for transaction identities, including checkout flows, settlement services, exchanges, and agentic commerce. Texas-rooted projects are a secondary fit.

What is .hey used for?

.hey is a friendly namespace for personal identities, communities, products, services, and communication-focused projects.

Are .tx and .hey available to register?

Both landing pages currently display General Availability Live. Check the exact name, availability, and current terms before registering.

Choosing between .tx and .hey

Which namespace fits your project? Choose .tx when the work centers on transactions, settlement, exchanges, or agentic commerce. Choose .hey for a friendly identity for a person, community, product, service, or communication project.

Are .tx and .hey available to register? Both landing pages currently show General Availability Live. Check your exact name and current terms on the relevant page before registering.

Give the name something useful to point to

These are headless identities for the agentic web. HeadlessDomains.com and SkyInclude provide infrastructure that lets compatible agents work with names through API and command-line workflows.

Once you've registered, describe the work and connect the public records to your actual service. The name identifies it; your software runs it. Our guide to putting a registered headless domain to work covers the next steps.

Ready to choose? Visit the .tx page or the .hey page, search your preferred name, and review its availability, current price, and renewal terms before registering.