Home / Check multiple domains at once

Check multiple domains at once

One list in, one table out.

Paste the list you already have

Most name lists start life in a spreadsheet, a notes app, or a chat thread — which means they arrive messy. Blank lines, duplicates, a stray URL someone pasted, mixed case, a few rows that are not names at all.

None of that needs cleaning first. Unparseable lines and duplicates are dropped before the search starts, and the number skipped is reported back with the results so nothing disappears silently.

One name, every ending

Writing a name followed by .* expands it across every common ending in one line. Comparing one idea across twelve endings is one row of input rather than twelve.

Reading a large result set

The results table filters by status. On a list of a thousand names the useful view is almost always Available, and the filter is applied to exports too — so downloading from that tab gives a file containing only the names worth pursuing.

How long a large list takes

Names are checked in parallel rather than one after another, and progress, throughput and estimated time remaining are shown live. Measured on a single server: about 28 domains a second on one ending, so a thousand .com names finish in roughly 35 seconds. Spread the same list across eight endings and it drops to about 6 a second, because the slowest registry in the set sets the pace. The per-search ceiling is 2,000.

Frequently asked questions