Unique Domains

The whole public agenda of one month: industry events, TLD launch phases and registry changes. Use it when someone asks what happens in a month: events, ending launches and registry changes. Every input is optional.

Catalog headline totals for the latest day. Use it when someone asks how many names the catalog tracks and how many are open. Takes no input.

The names dropping on one day, counted by ending. Use it when someone asks how many names drop on a given day, and on which endings. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

One dated daily edition of Business Ideas or Trending Domains: founders read the first, investors the second. Use it when someone asks about a past day's edition. Pass `persona` (such as founder) and `date` (such as 2026-11-10).

One industry event with its organizer, location and description. Use it when someone asks for the details of one event. Pass `slug` (such as registrar-day-afnic-2027).

One IANA registrar by id. Use it when someone holds an IANA registrar number and asks who it is. Pass `id` (such as 1861).

The latest daily edition of Business Ideas or Trending Domains: trends with open names, for founders or for investors. Use it when someone wants today's name ideas from rising topics; it carries the edition's open names only. Pass `persona` (such as founder).

Today's domain auctions by venue, ending and length, the next seven days and the tracked counts. Use it when someone asks about today's auction market as a whole. Takes no input.

The domain sales pulse as headline aggregates: windows, price bands and the sold-before count. Use it when someone asks how the domain sales market is doing overall. Takes no input.

Sales by label length for .com, .ai, .io and .co. Use it when someone asks how the length of a name relates to its sale price. Takes no input.

Every list of values the answers use, such as statuses, venues and bands. Use it when an answer holds a code and someone needs its meaning. Takes no input.

Registrar identities and the auction venue and parking service catalogs. Use it when someone needs every registrar, auction venue and parking service an answer may name. Takes no input.

The stored answer for one domain name: status, drop day, price today, registry facts, word facts and similar sales. Use it when someone asks about one specific domain name: whether it is open or for sale, what it costs, when it drops. Stored data as of its day, not a live reading. Pass `name` (such as get.plumbing).

The open auction of one name, if any: venue, deadline, bid and the first-year cost. Use it when someone asks whether a name is at auction now, its current bid or its deadline. Pass `name` (such as get.plumbing).

The similar-sales aggregate of one name and how many endings its word sold on. Use it when someone asks what similar names sold for, or on how many endings the word sold. Pass `name` (such as get.plumbing).

The latest stored DNS reading of one name, with its parking venue. Use it when someone asks whether a name points anywhere or is parked, and with which parking service. Pass `name` (such as get.plumbing).

The latest stored registry record of one name: dates, registrar, status codes, nameservers, DNSSEC and holder. Use it when someone asks who holds a name, when it was registered or when it expires. A stored record, not a live lookup. Pass `name` (such as get.plumbing).

One TLD in full: registry facts, phases, market, quality band and registrar prices. Use it when someone asks about one ending: who runs it, its launch phases, its market and its prices. Pass `tld` (such as ai).

One applied-for string: its applications and its change history. Use it when someone asks about one applied-for ending, such as who applied for it. Pass `string` (such as account).

The ending's latest market figures, and with history its last daily rows. Use it when someone asks how one ending's market is doing, such as its registrations or sales over time. Pass `tld` (such as ai); the other inputs are optional.

One trend: its latest row, its head words, its figures at every edition and its latest observations. Use it when someone asks about one trend: how it grew and its key words. Pass `slug` (such as ambient-lights).

One venue's profile with its verified listing terms. Use it when someone asks about one marketplace's or parking service's terms, such as its commission. Pass `id` (such as afternic).

A word's endings as stored on the latest day: counts, the key endings and the open names per ending. Use it when someone has a word and asks which endings are still open for it, such as harbor.ai or harbor.io. Pass `word` (such as harbor); the other inputs are optional.

A word's Wikipedia and Wikidata facts. Use it when someone asks how widely known a word is as a public topic. Pass `word` (such as harbor).

Domain hacks: names whose ending completes the word. Use it when someone wants a short name in which the ending spells the last letters of the word. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

One-word catalog names under filters. Use it when someone wants one-word names matching filters such as ending, length or price. Neutral order, one page at a time. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The industry events of one month, in date order, then the events still without a date. Use it when someone asks about domain or internet industry events in a month. Every input is optional.

The IANA registrar list as stored, by IANA id. Use it when someone asks for accredited registrars beyond the nine compared; it answers one page at a time. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The seven auction venues with their verified rules and today's counts. Use it when someone asks how an auction venue works, or how many auctions it runs today. Takes no input.

The day's fixed sample of up to 20 single-word names at auction, by deadline. Use it when someone wants examples of single-word names at auction today. A fixed daily sample, not every auction. Takes no input.

Each ending's 12-month and 30-day sales figures, alphabetical. Use it when someone asks which endings sell and at what median price. Takes no input.

Up to ten words whose sales moved over the last 30 days. Use it when someone asks which words are selling more or less lately. Takes no input.

One sales series by day, week or month, oldest first. Use it when someone wants sales over time, to chart them or compare periods. Pass `kind` (such as week).

The free GitHub datasets that hold the same rows as these answers. Use it when someone wants the data in bulk, as files. Takes no input.

The 45 Nice classes a trademark is filed under. Use it when a trademark answer names a class number and someone needs what it covers. Takes no input.

Confirmed registrar price changes across the nine, newest first. Use it when someone asks which registrar prices changed lately. Every input is optional.

Endings whose cheapest first year renews at a trap price, alphabetical. Use it when someone wants to avoid endings that are cheap the first year and costly to renew. Every input is optional.

A registrar's confirmed list-price changes, newest first. Use it when someone asks how one registrar's prices changed lately. Pass `registrar` (such as namecheap).

A registrar's list prices, alphabetical by ending. Use it when someone asks what one registrar charges for its endings, first year and renewal. Pass `registrar` (such as namecheap); the other inputs are optional.

The nine registrars whose daily price lists are compared, in catalog order. Use it when someone asks which registrars the price comparisons cover. Takes no input.

Every recorded status or contention change of the round, newest first. Use it when someone asks what moved in the 2026 round lately, such as a withdrawal or a contention change. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The 2026 new gTLD round as ICANN publishes it, A to Z, with two simple bands. Use it when someone asks who applied for new endings in the 2026 round, or which strings are contested. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The ending's public registry changes, newest first. Use it when someone asks what changed at an ending's registry lately. Pass `tld` (such as ai); the other inputs are optional.

The keywords the catalog attaches to the ending, by type. Use it when someone asks which words or topics an ending suits. Pass `tld` (such as ai); the other inputs are optional.

Every dated launch phase of the ending, chronological. Use it when someone asks when an ending opens, such as its sunrise or general availability dates. Pass `tld` (such as ai).

Every root TLD with its registry facts and launch phases, alphabetical. Use it when someone wants to browse endings by type, country or status; it answers one page at a time. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The trend categories, to narrow the trends by. Use it when someone wants trends from one field only, such as business or health. Takes no input.

Every published trend with its latest edition figures and its first and last edition day. Use it when someone looks for rising topics to name a project after; it answers one page at a time. Every input is optional; `limit` sets the page size.

The parking and marketplace venues with a profile and their rounded footprint. Use it when someone asks which marketplaces or parking services list names, and how many. Takes no input.

The catalog's word categories, by name. Use it when someone wants the word categories to browse or filter by. Takes no input.

Turns what a caller typed into the catalog word it names, or up to five candidates. Use it first when a word is misspelled, plural or unclear, to find the catalog word the word tools take. Pass `q` (such as harbors).