Any quick/free tool to lookup all domains registered containing specified keyword? Was using dotdb but its been down more than a couple days now and looking for something else. TIA
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Thanks Samer, but not the tool I'm looking for unless I missed it.
A tool where you can type in something like 'fun247'
and it'll return:
thefun247.com
fun247forall.com
fun247.net
hellofun247.org
and so on.
I use it everyday and I have not experienced any downtime recently.Any quick/free tool to lookup all domains registered containing specified keyword? Was using dotdb but its been down more than a couple days now and looking for something else. TIA
I use it everyday and I have not experienced any downtime recently.
Can you explain this feature? Thanks.They just launched "Count Sorting" that is a killer feature for finding related domains.
The new feature of dotDB can let me sort the result by the number of registered domains in descending manner, like the demonstration of my screenshot, I use this feature to dig out many available new gTLDs by searching domains end with something like online (for .online), club (for .club), shop(for .shop)...and blah blah. However, this feature seems like available only in paid plans.Can you explain this feature? Thanks.
Funny that I did notice the little button. How can this feature be used by a .com investor like me? I mostly use its API to rank domains in my daily exercise.use this feature to dig out many available new gTLDs by searching domains end with something like online (for .online), club (for .club), shop(for .shop)...and blah blah.
Thanks for the feedback.I make use of ED , best for me so far.
Visit ED and navigate to LINK then to DOMAIN AVAILABILITY .
input the keywords of your name and it brinks up every name with that keywords
I use https://dnprobe.com/all-registered-domains . This website has domain name investing tools for free.Any quick/free tool to lookup all domains registered containing specified keyword? Was using dotdb but its been down more than a couple days now and looking for something else. TIA