Domain Name Generator + Availability Script?
 

Frustrated with the sites found online, I am hoping that one of you have a script that I can use, or can recommend a existing platform.

I am looking to generate a list of English dictionary words (2 to 6 characters) + my keyword, that are free to register in a dot com.

Thanks in advance.

E: alex AT nalem DOT com

Step1: Get a list of english words that are 2-6 characters (Google is your friend... https://eslforums.com/6-letter-words/ )
Step2: Dump this list into a spreadsheet in 1 column, put your keyword in the next. Use the concatenate command to merge them together, and add .com to the end.
Step3: Copy/paste the list into a bulk whois lookup tool (See: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/bulk-domain-search/ ), keep only available domains. Pick and choose the ones you like best.

Enjoy.
WG

I'm thankful to you WG for sharing this with me, and upset with myself for not coming up with the same very simple solution earlier.

Well, such sites usually are not seo optimized well, so it's hard to find them. I once found one great site which generated free 4 numbers domain, and any other combo which you define.
Unfortunately i did not bookmark it. Try to search with yahoo/bing instead google.

Maybe this will help:
https://webflow.com/blog/domain-name-generator

If you still need something, I wrote a clunky script in php that does this and generates a list based on a text file. Would be happy to share it.

Like I say, its clunky, but works if you're just copy & pasting into a registrars search box :thumbsup

Scrapebox can do this

Wow this brings back memories.. Knocked together a little script in PERL back in like 1999 and harvested some pretty decent one word dot coms and dot nets. Ofcourse now there is a plethora of one worders in every tld you can possibly want... Minus some exorbant premiums on some.

This is exactly what you want.
https://leandomainsearch.com/
I also have a lot of webmaster tools on my sites.

I wrote something similar in Perl too :)
WG

:thumbsup