Search 240M+ domains by keyword across six databases

Which Database Should You Search?

Each database covers a different stage of the domain lifecycle. New shows domains registered in the last 60 days. Active covers the full 240M+ gTLD inventory. Aged filters for domains with 5+ years of registration history. TLDs checks one keyword across 1,200+ extensions. Expired surfaces domains in grace or redemption. Deleted shows dropped domains you can register today.

Search vs Tools

Search finds domains by keyword across millions of entries. Domain tools look up detailed data (WHOIS, DNS, backlinks, safety) for one specific domain. Use search to discover. Use tools to investigate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What domain databases can I search?

DomainKits provides six domain databases: New (registered in the last 60 days), Active (240M+ currently registered domains), Aged (5 to 20+ years of history), TLDs Availability (check one keyword across 1,200+ extensions), Expired (in grace, redemption, or pending delete), and Deleted (dropped and available for registration).

How often is the domain database updated?

All databases are updated daily. New domain registrations are typically indexed within 24 hours of detection. Expired and deleted domain statuses are refreshed as registries publish updates.

Which database should I search?

Use New to track recent registrations around a keyword. Use Active to see the full market. Use Aged to find established domains with history. Use Expired to find domains you can backorder. Use Deleted to find dropped domains available for standard registration. Use TLDs to check one keyword across all extensions at once.

Do I need an account to search?

Guest access is available with limited daily searches. Creating a free account gives you higher rate limits and more results per search. See pricing for details on usage tiers.

How is domain search different from domain tools?

Search finds domains by keyword across databases of millions of entries. Tools look up detailed data (WHOIS, DNS, backlinks, safety) for one specific domain. Use search to discover domains. Use tools to investigate a domain you already have in mind.