Bulk Domain Search
Check one keyword across every extension at once, with the first-year price and the renewal price side by side.
Type a keyword to start.
Two ways to run a bulk check
Pick the tab that matches what you already have.
- Paste a list
- You already have the names — from a brainstorm, a spreadsheet, an auction watchlist. Paste up to 500, one per line or separated by commas. Duplicates are removed and stray text is stripped as it loads.
- One keyword × extensions
- You have one word and want to see where it is free. It is checked against every extension in your list at the same time, with prices.
What to do with each result
Scanning the list is the fast part. Deciding is the work.
- Available
- Nobody has it. Check the renewal price before the first-year price — that is what you pay from year two. Then register it quickly; availability is accurate at the moment of the check.
- Taken
- Someone has it. Look it up in the age or expiry checker: a domain expiring in three weeks with no site on it is a different conversation from one renewed for five years.
- Premium
- Free, but the registry has priced this particular name above the standard rate. The high price usually applies to renewals too, so a 400 USD premium name is often 400 USD every year.
- Reserved
- Unregistered but not for sale. The registry is holding it back, so no registrar can sell it to you.
- No answer
- The registry did not respond in time. This is not an availability result — re-check it before acting.
Filtering and exporting
Switch to Available to cut the list down to what you can actually register. The count next to each filter updates as results stream in.
CSV export follows the filter, so exporting under Available gives you just the free names, with first-year and renewal prices as columns.
First-year price and renewal price are different numbers
A two-dollar first year next to a forty-dollar renewal is an ordinary offer, especially on newer extensions.
Comparison sites that show only the promotional price make the cheap end of the market look far cheaper than it is. Both numbers are in every row here.
Prices are before tax and can lag a promotion by a few minutes. Use them to shortlist, then confirm at checkout.
Limits, and what this is not
Paste mode takes 500 names per run. Seed mode takes up to 20 extensions per keyword.
Lookups are rate limited per IP so the registry endpoints stay fast for everyone. There is no account and no sign-up either way.
This is not a drop list or a domain marketplace. It tells you the status and price of names you bring to it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste a list of domain names?
Yes. Switch to the Paste a list tab and drop in up to 500 names, one per line or comma separated. Duplicates are removed, and entries with no extension are skipped rather than guessed at.
How many domains can I check at once?
500 per run in paste mode. In seed mode, one keyword across up to 20 extensions.
Do I need to include the extension?
Yes. A bare word like "acme" is skipped — we will not assume you meant .com and check a domain you did not type. Write acme.com.
How is this different from a registrar's bulk search?
A registrar shows its own prices, usually the promotional first-year one, and is built to get you to a cart. This reads the registry directly and shows first-year and renewal side by side.
How accurate are the results?
Read live from the registry for every check, so correct at that moment. A name can be registered seconds later; the registrar checkout page is the final word.
What does Premium mean?
The registry priced that specific name above the standard rate for its extension. The higher price normally applies to renewals as well.
Why does a row say "No answer"?
The registry did not respond in time. It is not a result — check that name again rather than assuming it is free.
Can I export the results?
Yes, to CSV, and the export follows whatever filter is active.