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What services/registrars you use for bulk availability checks? Especially if you know a service/registrar (other than BigDaddy) that allows you to do more than 100 checks at a time, please do share. Would like to decentralize my availability checks a bit.
 
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I prefer DynaDot and NameCheap..NameCheap limits you to 50 and Dynadot limits you to 100. But, not if you're using the NameCheap API
 
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Uniregistry allows for up to 500 live look ups of TLD's, ccTLD's, and gTLD's as well as suggestions to your keywords in gTLD's.
 
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Looks like NameBright allows up to 5000 look ups. And NameStation up to 1000 but you have to create an account.
 
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Looks like NameBright allows up to 5000 look ups. And NameStation up to 1000 but you have to create an account.
Are they cached or live look-ups though? I never saw them?
 
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Are they cached or live look-ups though? I never saw them?

Dunno... Doesn't state it clearly... Actually, please elaborate: cached are from X time ago, and live look-ups as registrar would work, i.e. de facto current state? Yes, probably obvious...

My two cents regarding look ups, especially if you're doing hand reg drops: Run your list again after X hours. Whois, especially bulk, look ups are not 100% accurate.
 
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