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Use our free domain registration checker to see if your next domain is registered. One search, a clear answer, no account needed.
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Get from a name idea to a useful answer in three straightforward steps.
Enter the complete name you have in mind, including an extension such as .com, .org, or .studio.
Domainly queries public registration data and also makes sure the extension itself is a real, active TLD.
See whether the name is registered, appears available, or needs a second look because the registry could not confirm it.
For a wider view, use the popular extensions option to compare the same name across several high-interest TLDs at once.
Domain registration lookup
Domainly checks publicly available registration records to help you understand whether a domain name is already registered. Enter a complete domain name, including its extension, and the result appears in seconds.
A result marked available means no current registration record was found. A registered result means the name is already claimed. Registry data can change, so confirm availability with your preferred registrar before buying.
Helpful answers
Type the full domain name, such as yourbusiness.com, into the checker. Domainly looks up its public registration status and returns the result.
It means no current registration record was found. Availability can change quickly, so check with a domain registrar before making plans around a name.
You can check many common domain extensions. Some country-code or specialist extensions may have registries that do not publish a lookup result.
Registered means a public registration record exists for the domain. It may still be possible to buy it from its current owner, but it is not available for standard registration.
A domain can be registered without pointing to a website. People often protect a name for a future project, redirect it, or use it only for email.
The result reflects public registration data at the time of the check. A registrar is the final authority when you are ready to purchase a name.
Register it promptly with the registrar you prefer. Popular names can be claimed quickly, so availability cannot be reserved by a lookup.
Popular choices include .com, .org, .net, .io, .co, .ai, .app and .dev. The best extension depends on your audience, location and brand.