data DotWeekly Launches Zone File Keyword Intelligence Tool (FREE)

[DotWeekly]

I built a free keyword intelligence tool for domainers — Keywords by DotWeekly​

Live at: https://dotweekly.com/keywords • Free, no signup required

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Wanted to share something I've been building for the past few months that just went public today. It's a keyword-trends and discovery tool aimed squarely at domain investors. I run DotWeekly, so full disclosure: this is my tool. But I built it because the existing options either gated everything behind expensive subscriptions or stopped at "here are some keywords" without telling you what to do next.

The premise: a trending keyword is only useful if you can act on it. So Keywords doesn't just show you what's hot — every row clicks open into a panel that tells you exactly which domains are still hand-registerable, which are heading to auction, which combos have a track record of selling, and whether there's a trademark problem you should know about.

What it actually does​

The data backbone is 1,500+ TLD zone files refreshed daily. Every newly registered domain in the last 30 days is parsed, the keywords are extracted, and we track:

• How many domains contain each keyword right now (across all TLDs)
• 7-day and 30-day NRD velocity
• Momentum trend (% change)
• Investment-grade scoring
• Trademark risk flagging

That gives you a living leaderboard of which terms domain registrants are actively betting on this week.

The seven views​

The Trending card has seven tabs, each answering a different investor question:

1. Top NRD EMD — Which exact-match terms got registered the most this week? (i.e., what registrars are typing into the search box.)
2. Top NRD Broad — Which keywords appear inside the most newly registered SLDs? Catches modifier waves like "AI", "agent", "rocket" before they show up in pure EMD counts.
3. Rising — Sharpest week-over-week growth. The early-trend tab.
4. TLD Spread — Which keywords have spread across the most TLDs? A broad TLD spread is a strong commercial-demand signal.
5. Brand Launches — Detects three patterns that suggest a real company just launched on a keyword: a premium twin (.com taken + close variants registered same week), a variant cluster (e.g., 14 ".com/.io/.ai/.app/.co" of the same SLD in a week), or an EMD burst (multiple word combos referencing the same root).
6. TLD Trends — Which TLDs are gaining vs. losing share for the keywords on your radar?
7. Name-Ending Trends — Which suffix patterns are surging (-ly, -ai, -hub, -labs, etc.)?

The part that actually matters: the click​

This is what I'm proudest of. Click any keyword in any tab and the row expands inline. You get four panels:

1. Direct EMDs across 6 TLDs. Live Dynadot availability check on {keyword}.com / .net / .org / .ai / .io / .co. Available ones get a green AVAILABLE pill; registered ones get the gray REGISTERED pill. One-click reg link to Dynadot or GoDaddy (yes, those are affiliate — that's how the tool stays free).

2. Top 20 sales-proven combos. This is the section I think is most useful. Instead of guessing whether {keyword}hub.com or the{keyword}.com is worth registering, we pull the top 20 modifier patterns from real NameBio sales data — modifiers that have actually sold for $1K+ at scale — and check live availability for each combination. So if you search "fitness", you instantly see whether fitnesshub.com, fitnessshop.com, myfitness.com, thefitness.com etc. are available, ranked by how often that modifier pattern has produced real sales.

3. Active expired auctions. Up to 12 expired-auction listings from DotWeekly's inventory containing that keyword, with bid count and time-left. Filter your daily auction shopping by trending term.

4. Trademark gate. If the keyword (or a variant) trips our TM heuristic, the registration buttons are removed and replaced with a red warning panel. No accidental Tesla.io clicks.

Real examples from today's data​

Just to make this concrete, here's what's surfacing right now:

• "continuity" — momentum score 87, B-grade, 208 domains across TLDs. Click → see the 6-TLD availability + the top combo plays.
• "aligned" — 173 domains, 86 momentum. Adjacent to AI/SaaS positioning.
• "agentic" — the AI-agent wave caught in the broad-NRD tab; click for combo plays before they're all gone.

The tool also has a Patterns tab (LL/LLL/LLLL letter combos by TLD count), a Leaderboard (all-time keyword rankings), and a Keyword Search if you want to drill into one specific term. All of it runs without a signup.

Try it & tell me what you love, or may want added​

I'd genuinely appreciate eyes from this forum. This data is something that can truly help you! Yes, it is free, no strings attached. If you would like to see something added, please let me know. If you see something broken or not working correctly, please alert me.

Cheers, Jamie

• https://dotweekly.com/keywords

 

[AEProgram]

amazing work, solves a real need!

 

[DotWeekly]

amazing work, solves a real need!

Thank you! Glad to hear it will help you out. Enjoy.

 

[DomainArmer]

Great work as always!

 

[DotWeekly]

Great work as always!

Thank you so much!

 

[DomainArmer]

Thank you so much!

You are welcome

 

[Acroplex]

Great work, Jamie. You have become the #1 source of meaningful data for the domain industry, hands down. Big players should do better.

 

[DotWeekly]

Great work, Jamie. You have become the #1 source of meaningful data for the domain industry, hands down. Big players should do better.

I appreciate it Theo! I have noticed that the big players are far behind the game with actually helping domain investors.

 

[Acroplex]

There are a couple of reasons: no insider's mindset and discreet financial motivation. As a domain investor, your motivation is to improve your portfolio's performance with the use of better data. And of course being a computer nerd helps.

 

[BIN]

Why its free ? What a reason

 

[DotWeekly]

Why its free ? What a reason

It likely shouldn't be free but it currently is. I am building a lot of different things on DotWeekly and right now, I am trying to offer as much free as I can while the site is affiliate supported (everybody wins) but we will see. It is likely not going to remain free and become paid/exclusive in the very near future.