1,400 TLDs · checked in milliseconds

Check a name across every domain extension.

Type one name or paste a list, and see which extensions are free to register.

Searches are never stored for anyone but you, or sold.
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Three ways to search

Type a name, a domain, or a list.

  • example

    One name, every TLD

    The name is checked against all 1,400 extensions, grouped by category, with your favorites first.

  • example.com

    One exact domain

    The extension you typed is called out at the top, and the rest of the grid follows as usual.

  • example, test, demo

    Several names

    Up to a hundred comma-separated names, each as a row of chips, so spellings can be compared side by side.

Reading the grid

  • Available

    Not in the latest registry data. Free to register.

  • Taken

    Already registered.

  • No data

    This extension is not in the registry data, so it cannot be checked.

Where the data comes from

Availability is derived from a registry-sourced list of every registered domain on the internet, covering all 1,400 extensions and refreshed daily. That is why the search answers in one request instead of querying WHOIS a thousand times, and why a result can lag a registration by up to a day.

Popular extensions: .com, .ai, .io, .net, .app, .xyz, .shop, .store, .site, .tech, .club.

Questions

How fast is the search?

A name is checked against every TLD in a single request that returns in milliseconds, so results appear as you type.

How accurate are the results?

Registered names are read from a registry-derived list of every domain on the internet, refreshed daily. A name shown as available was not in the latest list. A few names are reserved or premium at the registry even when unregistered, so confirm with the registrar before you buy.

Can I check several names at once?

Yes. Separate them with commas and each name is checked against every TLD.

What does the star next to a name mean?

It marks names that registries tend to price as premium: short labels and dictionary or commercial words. The registrar has the final say.

Do I need an account?

No. An account only adds favorite TLDs, bookmarks and history.