Find EVERY domain for your brand / keyword
Hi, my name is Bruno and I'm a domain addict :)
I'm constantly starting side-projects and I spend ages finding the perfect domain.
So, I built a little website that allows you to just type your brand / keyword and it will check over 400 different URL endings to show you which ones are available.
It is 100% free!
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Link: https://everydomain.co
Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bruno_crosier
Nice tool!
However, not 100% reliable results.
Tested with "google", and for eg. to, de, etc were available
Very cool dark mode switcher (animation, design, etc)!
Thanks! Yeah there's always room for improvement and I'll be improving the code to detect whether it's available or not as time goes on :)
Finally a good use case for neumorphism UI !
How about this? :P
Well done!
Great
Can you explain to me what's the difference between your solution and https://instantdomainsearch.com/ ?
It's a cool site, but is it actually faster? I'd say it's a lot slower for the few words I tested
🤷♂️ both sites exist, everyone's free to use whichever they like. Not everything is a competition. I didn't build this with instantdomainsearch in mind. I also think my site's results might be more accurate in general
That's cool, I'm not having a go, just disputing if it's actually faster
Thanks.
So cool!
However prices are different.
Just checking "marketing.business"
Instantdomain: 499$
Everydomain: 520$
Hey! I'm not setting the price - that's coming from namecheap actually.
You might be able to find cheaper prices at different registrars but it would always be better for me if you purchased at namecheap because then I get a small commission :)
Cool! I'm also a domain addict, and would love to do all my searches on one site.
I'm sure you've thought about it, but for me to use your site as my go-to search there are some features I would need:
Keep up the good work!
Sorting would be great, or even just the same order for every search so you don't have to scan through the entire list if you're only looking for some tld's
Nice work man!
This is an awesome tool @brunezy. Thanks for creating it! I'll definitely be using it soon!
Thanks Gordon! Glad you find it userful :)
Love the light/dark mode switch & animations. Did you build that yourself?
Neat idea, great execution!
Thanks but I can't take credit for that actually, I found it on somebody's CodePen and adapted it for my site :)
https://codepen.io/antlio/pen/LYVVXLJ
great idea, will definitely use it and I love the neumorphism UI ❤️
Thanks a lot :D
Hey, nice work! Could you add the .hu domain?
Bruno,
It would be fun to work together, pick a brandable name and build a website/business idea once a week or once a month.
I don't know how to narrow it down though, is there a way to spot them?
Hey, feel free to email me :)
Nice work.
Just curious, where do you get the data? Is it from some other API?
Thanks Junji! Nope, I'm running a WHOIS query for each domain and using regex to figure out if it's available. Using another API would be too expensive considering that each search costs 400+ calls!
Amazing. Didn't know WHOIS query alone can be that fast. Learned something new today. Thanks @brunezy!
Thanks for putting this out there! I was just doing a trademark search and used it to see what domains were using the proposed mark.
Hey Maria, thanks for the feedback - I'm glad you found it useful! 😁
Nice work. How are you checking if the domain is available? Using an API from a registrar?
Thanks! No, I did initially try using a 3rd party API but I realized that I would hit the limits pretty much immediately because each search is 400 API calls!
So, I decided to create my own API! It's not perfect, but it works for most cases. If the community likes it, I will spend more time on refining it and polishing it off :)
Pretty cool :).
Although I would recommend making the unavailable domains more visible. Maybe it's because I'm colorblind but I don't find the difference between available and unavailable domains super easy to spot.
Looks great, good idea! I would organise the domains by popularity though. So, in the first rows, I'd have the most popular domains (.com, .co.uk, .net) followed by the least popular, even if they're not available.
When you're not showing a specific domain, keep in mind that the website visitor doesn't know if it's because you've missed it, or if it's because it's taken, which is why it's important to show them all.
Hi Bruno, thanks for this nice tool.
I'm also a hobby domain collector myself.
I did see that one of the domains I own http://pekuna.de did not show up as taken.
Also it would be nice to have the domains in some kind of order or category. The list is very hard to scroll.
Best
Werner
Hi Bruno, my name is Nadia and I'm a domain addict as well :-)
Love the idea, I've been using Lean domain search, but will try your tool.
Thanks Nadia! :)
Nice tool, I think you should set priorities for some domain extensions to pop-up in the first 5. Because it hurts to look for .com, .net, .co.uk and other popular ones
nice idea! i'll see what I can do 💪
I just use https://instantdomainsearch.com
nice - although that site checks fewer domain endings :)
nice work @brunezy!
Just one comment, the grid design is not easy to read. I'm used to search on google.domain and the list is definitely easier for me to browse.
Hi Bruno, neat little tool!
Out of curiosity: how do you check the availability of domains?
Thanks Daniel!
I am checking them by first running a WHOIS query with the "whoiser" npm package and then interpreting that query to figure out if it's available or not :)
Interesting, thanks!