Someone just registered your name in another extension. Would you know?

Your brand is more than one TLD

You own the .com. A competitor, a squatter or a phisher registers the .net, the .io or your country extension, points it at a copy of your site, and starts collecting your customers' logins or your leads.

Checking a dozen extensions by hand every week does not scale. And the variant you want for yourself never becomes available exactly when you happen to look.

How it works

1. 1

   Add your main domain

   Turn on extension watching. We derive the variants from a curated list of popular TLDs, and you can add up to 10 extensions of your own.

2. 2

   Every variant becomes a monitored domain

   Each variant inherits your domain's settings and gets the same daily registry check, with its own status view in your watchlist.

3. 3

   Get alerted on registrations and drops

   When a variant is registered, expires or becomes available, you get an email the next morning. No manual checking.

From the blog

• How to choose the best TLD for your businessNot sure which domain extension to pick? This guide covers every business type, budget, and geography to help you choose the right TLD.
• .com vs .io: which domain should your startup pick?Honest comparison of .com and .io on SEO, user trust, cost, and registry risk. With real examples and a clear recommendation for tech startups.
• Country code TLDs: the complete guide for businessesEverything you need to know about ccTLDs: eligibility rules by country, local SEO impact, multi-country portfolio strategy, and which restrictions apply.
• New gTLDs explained: what they are and which ones matterA clear guide to new generic top-level domains: how the ICANN program works, which extensions have real adoption, and how to evaluate one before registering.