How to bulk check 500+ domains in each batch?

[Arca]

I have been using NameSilo's bulk checking tool, which allows for up to 500 names to be checked at the same time. However, it takes really long to load for 100+ names, and often it doesn't load at all. So after a while I started using DomainTools' bulk checker since I couldn't NS' bulk checker to work for more than 100 names, and DT offers info about whether the name has been regged before (although it is often inaccurate, as it shows names that hasn't been regged before as regged). I did a search for a better bulk checking tool, but couldn't find any answer.

Do you know registrar/site where you can bulk check 500 domains or more, which works smoothly and constantly?

 

[JBubba]

Namebright,com allows up to 5,000 .COM / .NET domains to be searched at a time. They don't allow you to bulk search any other extension though.

 

[LoneDeranger]

Namebright,com allows up to 5,000 .COM / .NET domains to be searched at a time. They don't allow you to bulk search any other extension though.

Does this NameBright service tells you if the domain is available for registration or not ?

 

[Arca]

Namebright,com allows up to 5,000 .COM / .NET domains to be searched at a time. They don't allow you to bulk search any other extension though.

Thanks @JBubba, that's exactly what I was looking for Loads the results for 5000 domains in seconds!

Does this NameBright service tells you if the domain is available for registration or not ?

Yes, it does. It lists "available" ones first, then "unavailable" ones.

It would have been nice if they could list the names in the same order as they were inputed though! (rather than alphabetically, but still a great tool)

 

[DNVantage]

@Arca I like this command line whois tool from Microsoft, there is similar utility in Linux

You will need to do a little batch file scripting and add a delay after each lookup as registrar will block whois lookup for such large number of lookups at one time.

I don't do multiple lookup at same time but my batch file saves the output into text file.

If you decide to use this tool and need help, PM me.

 

[Arca]

@Arca I like this command line whois tool from Microsoft, there is similar utility in Linux

You will need to do a little batch file scripting and add a delay after each lookup as registrar will block whois lookup for such large number of lookups at one time.

I don't do multiple lookup at same time but my batch file saves the output into text file.

If you decide to use this tool and need help, PM me.

Thank you for the kind offer of helping, @DNVantage However, I'm on a Mac! So I guess NameBright's bulk checking tool will be good for now

 

[Grilled]

I've been using Godaddy's bulk domain search.

https://www.godaddy.com/bulk-domain-search.aspx

 

[Arca]

I've been using Godaddy's bulk domain search.

https://www.godaddy.com/bulk-domain-search.aspx

Thanks for you suggestion, Grilled Jesus, but I personally find GoDaddy's bulk check tool to be the least functional of all the bulk checking tools I have tried...