Find a name that reads across the dot.

Every extension, with prices to register and renew. We also split your word across the dot: containe.rs, conta.in/ers, contai.nz.

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How hacks work

A domain hack lets the extension carry the last letters of a word. Short, memorable, and often free when the .com is long gone.

End

The word ends in a real extension. You register exactly what people read.

containe.rs · contai.nz · delicio.us

Path

The extension sits inside the word; the rest becomes a page on your site.

conta.in/ers · conta.in/s

Subdomain

Split twice. You register the last two parts and add the first as a subdomain.

del.icio.us · conta.ine.rs

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Questions

What is a domain hack?

A name that uses the extension as part of a word, like contai.nz (New Zealand's .nz) or gam.es (Spain's .es). Read without the dot, it spells the word.

Can I buy every name I see?

No. Some extensions are closed to the public or limited to residents. Those show as "Not offered". Turn on "Available only" above the results to see only names you can get.

Where are my favorites stored?

In this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account. Clearing your browser data removes them. "Copy link to share" makes a link that adds them to whoever opens it.

Can I check names I already have in mind?

Yes. Paste them into the search box, separated by spaces, commas or new lines (podca.st, booksto.re, resto.re), and each is checked as written.

How does buying work?

Buy now takes you to Stripe to pay. As soon as the payment goes through we register the name for one year and email you a link to set up your account, where you can point it at a website or set up email. If we cannot register it, we refund you in full.

Are these prices real?

Yes. Prices and availability come from our registrars, per year in US dollars.

What do register, renewal and transfer mean?

Register is the first year. Renewal is each year after. Transfer is moving a name you already own from another registrar, which usually adds a year.