Domain research, simplified
Find domains worth owning.
Search every extension, compare prices and save the best domains before they're gone.
- Every TLD covered
- Queued & resumable
- Free to start
Expired domains
Catch dropping names before they’re gone
Filter dropping and expiring domains by extension, length and status. Save the searches you want to revisit.
Browse expired domainsSave & track
Keep your shortlist together
Organize candidates into folders and watch their status change. Saving is an account feature, so sign in to keep your finds.
Watching Brandables
- nestly.ioAvailable
- vaultly.coTaken
- getflow.ioUnknown
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Frequently asked questions
What is DNSanta?
DNSanta is a domain-research platform for finding, checking, tracking and organizing domain names. It brings availability search, bulk checking, expired-domain discovery, watchlists and saved-domain folders together in one focused place.
Do I need an account to use DNSanta?
You can run searches without an account. Saving domains, building watchlists, organizing folders and running bulk checks are account features, so create a free account to use them.
How do I get help or contact support?
Use the Contact page to reach the DNSanta team with questions, feedback or support requests, and we'll get back to you.
How does domain availability checking work?
DNSanta checks each name against domain-registry data through its availability providers and reports whether the name looks available, taken or unknown. Results reflect the registry at check time and should be confirmed with a registrar before purchase.
What do the available, taken and unknown statuses mean?
Available means the name appears unregistered and open to register. Taken means it is already registered. Unknown means the registry did not return a clear answer (for example a rate limit or an unsupported extension) so you should try again or verify with a registrar.