Make Domain search easy with - DomainTyper

DomainTyper helps keep your anxiety low as it checks for domain availability on the go, as you type it. Domain Search is a pretty handy utility you can use to check the availability of various domain names like .com, .net and .org. however you can also add international domain extensions like *.cn (China), *.ar (Aruba) etc. When the domain is taken it shows red colour and green colour if its available.

You can add any number of extensions from the Add Extension dropdown. The extensions are arranged by country name so searching for your preferred one won’t be a problem.This application also provides you with some additional tools like, Domain Hacks and Web 2.0 Name Generator. Domain Hacks shows domain names’ availability as a Domain Hack and Web 2.0 Name Generator: Automatically generates various funky web 2.0 domain names and shows their availability.

Use the Domain Name Generator to create a nice and easy to remember domain. It randomly generates several .com domains. You can see next to each domain if it's available.

DomainTyper Features:

• Search as you type
  
  
• Checks .Com / .Net / .Org Domain extensions
  
  
• If a domain is taken you can check the Whois information
  
  
• You can buy domains with direct links
  
  
• The search result is not recorded
  
  
• Add Domains to Favorites
  
  
• Domain Name Generator with instant domain availability

Awesome domain checker! I've been using instantdomainsearch.com, and I wasn't satisfied because sometimes it would say that domain is free while it's not. gives a tough competition to AjaxWhois, which has been there for quite some time. Both of them have a similar functionality although DomainTyper whelms Ajaxwhois when it comes to the variety of features.

I heard about this. It is also available in iPhone version.Simple and easy way to check domain name availability right from your iPhone without opening your safari. I like the PageRank checker available at DomainTyper as well

So much better than doing this with a domain name registrar. Thanks for sharing this useful info..:thumbup1: