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So I found a good two keywords domain..

Keyword+ keyword (plural) .org
Taken in 14 extensions

Keyword+keyword .net
Taken in 10 extensions

Which one should I purchase?
 
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Going by just TLDs taken, unless they are in a very early niche, I wouldn't touch .net and .org that are less than 50 TLDs taken, which doesn't mean there aren't gems with less.

Plural also means it is usually a keyword, so unless it is something like NFTs or something of that sort, I would be vert wary of registeriing pural, speacially in ,.org and .net , unless you want to develop an info site or a blog on your own. But not for resale
 
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Going by just TLDs taken, unless they are in a very early niche, I wouldn't touch .net and .org that are less than 50 TLDs taken, which doesn't mean there aren't gems with less.

Plural also means it is usually a keyword, so unless it is something like NFTs or something of that sort, I would be vert wary of registeriing pural, speacially in ,.org and .net , unless you want to develop an info site or a blog on your own. But not for resale

I agree 14 extensions isn't incredible. 50+ would be better. You have to think, if it's available chances are it's not good. Not always, but if you're not sure then I would say probably not.
 
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So I found a good two keywords domain..

Keyword+ keyword (plural) .org
Taken in 14 extensions

Keyword+keyword .net
Taken in 10 extensions

Which one should I purchase?
I see you have tight budget? I will register domain where the .com is not for sale or already a website
 
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