Question 1

Does “likely available” guarantee I can register the domain?

Accepted Answer

No. We infer whether a registration object exists via RDAP (and DNS when needed). Premium, reserved, or disputed names can still fail at checkout. Treat results as a shortlist and verify before buying.

Question 2

What’s the difference between Word Mix, Keyword Expand, and Multi-TLD?

Accepted Answer

Word Mix: you provide seed words and extension words (extensions can be AI-filled), then cross-join them (ads × flow → adsflow). Keyword Expand attaches digits, letters, English words, or pinyin to a keyword (live + 00-99). Multi-TLD keeps one keyword and scans it across supported endings like .com/.io/.ai. All three share the same bulk probe engine.

Question 3

Why is there a 100-domain limit? Can I still check everything?

Accepted Answer

Each API request stays capped at 100 to protect public RDAP and keep runs interruptible. If you select more than 100, we auto-chain batches. Use “Continue unchecked” to resume only domains still pending. You can finish the full list without one giant request.

Question 4

Will probing be slow? Can I stop mid-way?

Accepted Answer

Taken names often resolve instantly via DNS; only unresolved candidates hit RDAP. Large lists can still take time—click Stop anytime, then “Continue unchecked” later.

Question 5

How does this relate to the WHOIS tool?

Accepted Answer

Domain Sniper bulk-filters availability; WHOIS shows registrar/expiry details for one domain. Each result can jump to WHOIS or a registrar search page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does “likely available” guarantee I can register the domain?

What’s the difference between Word Mix, Keyword Expand, and Multi-TLD?

Why is there a 100-domain limit? Can I still check everything?

Will probing be slow? Can I stop mid-way?

How does this relate to the WHOIS tool?