I Use This Tool...

[Silentptnr]

I love learning about online tools out there.

What do you use?

I'll start with these...

Namepros.com
Domaining.com
Namebio.com

 

[comRaid]

Any free tool to paste a list of domains and get number of registered tlds?

I prefer namecheap bulk search. Earlier I was using namebright. It seems like they have restricted the service now

 

[ArielT]

I prefer namecheap bulk search. Earlier I was using namebright. It seems like they have restricted the service now

I was asking for a tool like dotdb but where I could search keywords in bulk and get number of taken tlds for them

 

[JB Lions]

domain name analyzer pro

This is a great tool...........I forgot how to use it. Thought I had a walk thru video or took notes but can't find it.

I'm cleaning up my Domain folder and forgot I had it. Mainly used it for hand regs, checking bulk names at a time. Hasn't updated in awhile, still has Bido columns on it. Right now in the middle of checking 200,000+ names. Think I remember how to do that.

 

[kam]

I use this tool for handreg. it's now open it to public for free. And I think it would be remain for free for a while.

Search Example
https://beta.mydomaintool.com/?search=more
https://beta.mydomaintool.com/?search=domain

Usage
Replace the keyword after ?search=

Let's say you only want to reg some .com / .net / .org domains.
Use the browser search to search against .com .net .org, then take a look at the result without highlight.

* Since the data are extract from zone files, they are not always accurate.
Sometime, the domain extensions are not listed but they're in fact already registered.

 

[Name Trader]

Has anyone got a decent .com bulk valuation tool?

 

[Name Trader]

How good is DomainIndex.com valuations?

 

[Name Trader]

For the most part automated appraisal tools are useless at automatically appraising names with any degree of accuracy.

OK. Understand. But how good is it compared to say GoDaddy. Or are they all the same degree of inaccuracy? For example. I would say GoDaddy is better than Estibot, overall.

 

[Short]

OK. Understand. But how good is it compared to say GoDaddy. Or are they all the same degree of inaccuracy? For example. I would say GoDaddy is better than Estibot, overall.

Check my project here

 

[Future Sensors]

DNSFilter Top Domains​

The DNSFilter Top Domains List is generated by Webshrinker and DNSFilter. It is a list of domains seen, ranked by number of queries and filtered, generated monthly.

DNSFilter is a protective DNS service that classifies domains and allows customers to configure policies to block different categories. The source dataset (the DNS queries seen by DNSFilter) is around 50bn queries per day as of Feb 2023, although this is growing.

Methodology​

DNSFilter extracts this list of top domains from DNS queries seen from customers. In order to avoid exposing any potentially sensitive domains, we drop any queries for domains that less than 20 distinct organizations have looked up.

Any domain that was looked up by more than 20 organizations receives 1 vote per organization per day. The ranking is then determined by the total number of votes for each domain over the entire month.

The DNSFilter top domains lists:
https://github.com/DNSFilter/topdomains/tree/main/lists

Other top domains lists:
Tranco, Cisco Umbrella, CloudFlare Radar, Moz, CrUX, Majestic, SecRank
https://github.com/DNSFilter/topdomains

 

[urlmaker]

for research i really like expireddomains.net

 

[JB Lions]

Alright, I've been in organization mode, going thru 15+ years of bookmarks on my computer. Just went thru 4 folders of domaining bookmarks, just finished this thread and others. Now, will be typing in keywords like domain name generator into Google and see what's new. I put all the bookmarks in a spreadsheet. Name/Category/URL, have 200+ right now. There are a lot of SEO tools and Site tools being posted as well, more for development. Going to put those in their own spreadsheet.

One tool I'm looking for if anybody knows a good one that actually works. Would be willing to pay a one time fee as well if it's good.

A url extractor. There are some old directories out there that haven't been updated in years. I want to be able to input the url and get a list of domains posted on those sites and I can do an availability check.

So does anybody know a great url extractor that can do that kind of thing? I've tried about 5 different ones so far, they all suck. Thanks.

 

[D Haynes]

Alright, I've been in organization mode, going thru 15+ years of bookmarks on my computer. Just went thru 4 folders of domaining bookmarks, just finished this thread and others. Now, will be typing in keywords like domain name generator into Google and see what's new. I put all the bookmarks in a spreadsheet. Name/Category/URL, have 200+ right now. There are a lot of SEO tools and Site tools being posted as well, more for development. Going to put those in their own spreadsheet.

One tool I'm looking for if anybody knows a good one that actually works. Would be willing to pay a one time fee as well if it's good.

A url extractor. There are some old directories out there that haven't been updated in years. I want to be able to input the url and get a list of domains posted on those sites and I can do an availability check.

So does anybody know a great url extractor that can do that kind of thing? I've tried about 5 different ones so far, they all suck. Thanks.

Like a URL validator? I could use something like that on my own directory. It's half the reason I don't update it that offen as it takes forever and a day to check all the links are still active. Interested to see if anyone knows of one.

 

[ArielT]

Alright, I've been in organization mode, going thru 15+ years of bookmarks on my computer. Just went thru 4 folders of domaining bookmarks, just finished this thread and others. Now, will be typing in keywords like domain name generator into Google and see what's new. I put all the bookmarks in a spreadsheet. Name/Category/URL, have 200+ right now. There are a lot of SEO tools and Site tools being posted as well, more for development. Going to put those in their own spreadsheet.

One tool I'm looking for if anybody knows a good one that actually works. Would be willing to pay a one time fee as well if it's good.

A url extractor. There are some old directories out there that haven't been updated in years. I want to be able to input the url and get a list of domains posted on those sites and I can do an availability check.

So does anybody know a great url extractor that can do that kind of thing? I've tried about 5 different ones so far, they all suck. Thanks.

Waste of time

If the domains are good more than likely are already registered, better use expired domains

 

[D Haynes]

That would be a good bookmark to have. Tried searching for broken link checker in Google, tried your site. This one looks pretty good and it's fast:

https://www.domlinks.com/
100% scanned - 844/844 URLs checked, 748 OK, 96 failed

404 not found
403 forbidden
Timeout
Not found: Cannot find object........
Not found: The server name or ......
Not found: The date in the certificate is invalid or has expired

etc

https://www.deadlinkchecker.com/website-dead-link-checker.asp

This one looks good as well, little slower but doing the trick:

https://www.brokenlinkcheck.com

Awesome! Looks like I have some work to do lol.

 

[JB Lions]

Hi you can check domain keywords vol in my tool for free . no limit. https://namelooka.com

Those 3 tools are a little different, they all give search volume as well but I’m using them more to find domains to register

Input main keyword like crypto then it spits out phrases with that keyword like:

Crypto storage
Crypto prices
Crypto currency
Crypto market
Crypto news
Etc

For just search volume I can always go to source and use Google ad planner or whatever it’s called. They had some other tool in the past that went away that did the above. Unless it’s still available and I’m missing it

 

[JB Lions]

I guess Google does have it, it's been years since using Adwords.

Input word, get Keyword Ideas, then avg. monthly searches like 1k-10k, 10k-100k. So I think those 3 tools and this is all I need.

 

[Ali Adil]

namepros sound perfect

 

[Macit]

Question: Is there a tool that returns results that include ”term” in the second level domain (”domain name”) under a .TLD? If there is not, there should be.

Dofo?

 

[Lordparcel]

Thank you for starting this topic. I believe a lot will be revealed here
Namepros.com
Namebio.com
Dnpric.es
Namedroppers.com
Domaining.com
Domainero.com

Nairalander