Turn an idea into domain names. Check availability and compare your options, free.
A company name, a two-word idea, or a domain you already have in mind. One line is enough.
It generates brandable names and checks availability. Domain hacks appear when the suggestion service returns them.
See current availability checks and any supplied prices or search volumes. Missing data stays unconfirmed; Check price takes you to the registrar.
Follow the registrar link to confirm availability, the final price, renewal cost, and any minimum term before buying.
A domain hack uses the extension as part of a word, as in compa.re or ch.at. Browse the extension guides for ideas. Generated searches do not always include hacks.
A supplied keyword volume can help you compare the words behind a name. Missing volume is not zero demand, and keyword searches do not predict traffic to a new domain.
Explore .ai, .io, .studio, .coffee, and hundreds more. See registrar prices when a current quote is supplied, or follow the link to check the price. Filter to the extensions that fit your business.
No banner ads, no urgency timers, no cart games. One calm surface that treats the search as the product, because it is.
Explore an extension’s uses, naming patterns, and registration considerations, then check candidate names in the finder.
Comparing quotes? Calculate registration and renewal costs over the years you plan to keep your domain.
New to the idea? How domain hacks work.
Enter a company name or an idea to generate brandable domain suggestions, then check their availability. You can filter extensions or keep an exact name. Domain hacks and keyword data are included when the suggestion service supplies them; neither is guaranteed for every search.
Availability is checked when you search. Failed checks stay unconfirmed. Registration prices, renewal details, and keyword search volumes appear only when supplied by the lookup. Confirm availability, the final price, and registration terms at the registrar. Reused name ideas receive a new availability check, and old prices are removed: a name that check confirms as an ordinary registration shows its extension's current standard price.
A domain hack uses the extension to complete a word, as in compa.re or ch.at. These illustrate the spelling pattern, not names available to buy. Our guides explore the pattern; generated results include hacks only when the suggestion service returns them.
Turn on ‘Keep my exact name’ to check that name across supported extensions instead of generating alternatives. Add ‘Keep my exact extension’ to check just the domain you have in mind. Prices appear when the lookup supplies a quote.
“Taken” only means someone has registered it. Behind it can be a working business, a parked page, a sale listing, or nothing at all, and each calls for a different move. When we checked 1,000 random two-word names in October 2026, 39.0% of the .com names were registered, about half of those showed an offer to sell, and 99.7% of the taken ones had a free match in another extension. What to do when a domain name is taken.
No. It helps you compare name ideas and links to registrars. Registration, payment, renewals, and any optional add-ons are handled by the registrar you choose.
The finder is free and needs no account. Searches are subject to rate limits. Some registrar links use an active referral program. We may earn a commission on qualifying purchases. We add no markup, and a referral link keeps the same registrar destination.