Alternatives when the first choice is gone
Candidates are built around the word you typed, and their availability is checked in the same pass.
Give us a word and we build a batch of candidates from fixed prefixes and suffixes, then check the whole batch at once.
Letters, digits and hyphens only.
Letters, digits and hyphens only, up to 40 characters.
Fixed prefixes, suffixes and hyphenated forms are built around the word you typed.
The whole batch goes in one submission, ordered with available names first.
Candidates are built around the word you typed, and their availability is checked in the same pass.
Available names come first and anything unconfirmed is marked separately, so there is nothing to open one by one.
Available candidates carry a price and a registration link; the one you like goes into the cart.
Candidates come from fixed prefix and suffix rules that are written out on the page; it does not pretend to be data mining.
Knowing the source tells you how to use them
The rules are fixed, they do not use an external model, and they do not search trademark registers. Run a trademark search before using a name commercially.
Certain, and not
| Result | What it confirms | What it does not |
|---|---|---|
| Available | The registry answered that it is free right now | That it is still free in a few minutes - somebody else may register it |
| Taken | The registry answered that it has a holder | Whether that holder would sell, or for how much |
| Unconfirmed | The registry did not answer this time | Anything - unconfirmed is not available |
It depends on the keyword and on how many endings are ticked, and the page states the ceiling. More endings means more candidates and a slower check, so start with the common ones.
This tool works on word forms only - prefixes, suffixes, plurals and common variants - and does not do meaning. To describe the business instead, try Domain ideas.
Yes. A check reserves nothing, so a name registered before you order belongs to whoever got there first. If you want it, order it.
Yes. Use select popular endings to tick the common ones at once, tick them by hand, or clear the lot and start again.
From a fixed list of prefixes and suffixes: hub, lab or shop behind the word, get, my or go in front of it. All of them are built around the word you typed. Whether one suits you is your call.
One word produces 60 candidates, multiplied by the endings you tick. The cap is 300, and beyond that only the first 300 are checked.
Look at the other endings in the same batch first. If you still want .com, try a different word for another round, or see whether the name is listed in the marketplace.
From choosing a name to managing it, these usually happen one after another in the same session.