How to use a free domain name checker
A domain availability checker tells you whether a web address is already registered or still free to claim. Enter a name above and DomainsMesh queries registry data rather than a cached list, so the answer reflects the domain's status at the time of the check.
Availability and validity are different questions
A validity check determines whether a name follows the naming rules supported by the selected extension — permitted characters, length limits and, for internationalised names, the scripts that registry accepts. An availability check is separate: it confirms whether anyone has registered it yet. A name can be perfectly valid and still be taken.
Reading your results
Each search returns the exact match plus the same name on every extension you selected. A taken name is worth a WHOIS / RDAP check before you drop it — registrations lapse, and the record shows when this one is due. If you want to see where a name currently points, the DNS lookup reads its live records.
Choosing a name worth registering
Shorter names are easier to say aloud, type without error and fit on a business card. Avoid hyphens and numbers where you can — both cause confusion when someone reads your address out loud. Say a candidate name over the phone before you commit; if the other person has to ask how it is spelled, keep looking. And check the name is not already an established trademark in your industry: an available domain is not the same thing as a legally free name.
When you have no name in mind yet
Start from a keyword instead of a blank page. The domain name generator turns one word into prefixes, suffixes and blended variations; business and website name generators work the same way for a company or a project. Bring any shortlist back here to check what is actually free.
DomainsMesh is an independent domain tool, not a registrar, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any registrar. Availability results come from public registry data and are informational; always confirm at the point of registration.