One pass, many names
The registrar answers 100 names per request, so a screenful comes back in seconds instead of one click each.
Paste a list of names, pick your TLDs, and see what is available in seconds. Add all available searched domains to your cart with one click.
One domain per line. Commas and spaces work too, and a name without an ending is treated as .com.
The registry answers 100 names per request, so we split the list automatically, up to 300 at a time.
Results are ordered with available names first. Add the ones you want straight to the cart.
The registrar answers 100 names per request, so a screenful comes back in seconds instead of one click each.
Available first, then taken and unconfirmed kept apart, so what can be ordered is obvious.
Available names carry the price and renewal price shown here, with no detour to another page.
Select what you want and check out together, sharing one registrant record and one set of nameservers.
Unconfirmed means the registry did not answer this time; it is not available, and a retry usually settles it.
Three separators, same result
A name without an ending is treated as .com. Searching is free - only registration, renewal and transfer cost money - so try as many batches as you like.
| Format | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One per line | example.com example.net | The safest option, and what a pasted column looks like |
| Comma separated | example.com, example.net | Good when several names share a row in a spreadsheet |
| Space separated | example.com example.net | Handy when typing, but a name cannot contain a space |
Save time, and save the round trips
Unconfirmed means the registry did not answer this time. It is not available, so retry later.
The limit is shown on the page (currently 300). Anything beyond it is not submitted; split the list instead. Searching is free either way.
It is treated as .com. To check another ending, include it - for example example.io.
They belong to the current page. Copy what you need, or put the ones you want straight into the cart.
Different endings are answered by different registries at different speeds. The slower ones are waiting on a reply and fill in shortly.
Bulk search is for a list you already have. Advanced search is for a keyword you do not have a name for yet, crossed with a set of endings.
The registrar accepts at most 100 names per request, so we split the list into batches. Sending far more than that holds registry connections open for a long time, so one submission is capped at 300. Longer lists can be sent in several goes.
It means the registry did not answer for that name this time, usually a timeout. It does not mean the name is free - we never mark an unanswered name as available. Submit again in a moment.
No. A check only asks the registry. Until an order is paid and submitted for registration, anyone can register the name. Settle the ones you want early.
From choosing a name to managing it, these usually happen one after another in the same session.