Domain intelligence that states how it knows — and says unknown when that is the honest answer.
Every verdict carries its evidence grade. Only an authoritative registry may say a name is unregistered. An aggregator that cannot route a TLD returns unknown, and a failed lookup is reported as failed — never as a zero, never as "available".
1,203 TLDs answerable from the IANA bootstrap; 5 endpoints admitted only after passing a two-sided test with both positive and negative controls. We publish the ones we rejected, and why.
The benchmark is a frozen, hashed sample with a published harness and dated runs kept rather than overwritten — including the findings against ourselves. Read it, or run it yourself →
It cannot spend your money. No scope authorises a purchase and none will be added. Claude can price a name; only you can buy one.
It cannot change who owns a domain. Automated credentials are refused on that path outright.
Its budget never changes your price. The same name costs the same to everyone.
The tools above say how they know, and so does the product. We migrated killsesh.com between registrars, captured its DNS before and after, and published the difference at /receipts/killsesh.com. The page names what it did not capture, and says plainly when a receipt does not prove anything.
Scanning works with no account at all — 10 scans a day from an address. Run one on the front page →
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