Discover

find a domain nobody has taken.

three ways in: build names around a concept, sweep one exact name across every extension, or find the closest openings to a name that is already gone. everything is screened for real availability, confirmed at the registry, and checked against the internet archive — because an unregistered name with ten years of history is a dropped domain, not a blank one.

build names around a concept and keep the ones nobody has taken

available around “ledger”

ranked for domain investors

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220 candidates checked · 71 unregistered in the dns screen · 9 confirmed at the registry. extensions without an rdap service (.io among them) can only be screened, so those rows say “likely”. registration prices are porkbun list prices for the extension — registry-premium names are priced individually and cost more. estimated potential is model output, not an offer.

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real availability evidence

every candidate is screened over dns, then re-checked against registry rdap. anything the registry knows about is dropped, and confirmed rows carry a mark.

history is the signal

each opening is checked against the internet archive. a free name with a decade of captures is a dropped domain that once had a real site on it.

cost against potential

ranking blends name quality, resale depth and the real registrar carrying cost, so a $83/year .ai has to earn its place against an $11 .com.