Quality is not availability
Get a separate, transparent usability score. A free domain cannot rescue an awkward name.
Brand name tester · one decision record
Check one candidate across quality dimensions, selected domain endings, exact developer namespaces, namesake research, and hard blockers. Every external claim keeps its source, time, state, and confidence.
Get a separate, transparent usability score. A free domain cannot rescue an awkward name.
A direct competitor, voice failure, or family-of-marks risk never disappears inside an average.
Every result keeps its source and timestamp so you—or your coding agent—can recheck it.
See spelling, pronunciation, distinctiveness, category fit, channel fit, and brand-width considerations separately.
A registry not-found can become likely unregistered only when the provider passes a known-registered canary.
Timeouts, rate limits, unsupported sources, conflicts, and missing evidence remain unknown or manual.
Practical answers
Availability is time-sensitive evidence. A final choice still needs current registrar verification, spoken testing, cultural review where relevant, and appropriate legal clearance.
No score establishes legal safety. Scores help compare usability; hard collision signals and incomplete legal work stay outside the average.
Registry absence is evidence about a lookup at a point in time, not a guarantee that a registrar can sell the domain at an acceptable price.
Yes. Use the creator workflow for a broad field and shortlist up to three finalists for deeper comparison and research.