One check, many names
Dozens of candidates go to the registrar in a single request instead of one click each.
Write down the business or the product. The tool pulls out the keywords, combines them by fixed rules into candidate names, and checks in one pass which of them are free right now.
Dozens of candidates go to the registrar in a single request instead of one click each.
Anything the registrar did not answer is marked unconfirmed, never treated as free.
Available candidates carry the first-year price, so there is one less click.
The rules are in the code rather than guessed from somebody sales data. Knowing the source is what tells you whether to use them.
Up to two meaningful words are taken from what you wrote; filler such as the, and or want is dropped.
The keyword itself, two keywords together, prefixes and suffixes (hub, lab, get, try), and modifiers (fresh, smart).
Candidates of 6 to 12 characters that read well are sent to the registrar in a single request, with availability and price.
Results distinguish available, taken and unconfirmed. Prices are first-year; renewal is shown separately.
There is no need to have a name first; write down the business or the product and the keywords are pulled out of it.
Dozens of candidates go to the registrar at once, and availability and first-year price come back together.
Anything the registrar did not answer is marked unconfirmed rather than counted as available.
Each candidate says which rule produced it; the source is on the page rather than in a black box.
A domain label has to be letters, digits and hyphens. Chinese and other scripts go through the separate IDN route, which you can search on the IDN page; the two cannot share one generator.
Possibly. The generator only combines word forms and does not search trademark registers. Run a trademark search before using one for a brand.
The registrar did not answer for that name this time. Unconfirmed is not available, so it cannot be ordered and should not be treated as safe - check it separately.
Yes. Available candidates carry a link into the cart, with the same price and the same process as the domain search page.
Next comes price and everything to configure afterwards: DNS, mail and a certificate, all in the same account.