Brainstorming keyword-rich domain names
Enter a keyword and this tool generates a batch of domain name ideas by combining it with common prefixes ("get", "my"), suffixes ("hub", "hq"), and popular extensions (.com, .io, .co, .net). Click "Check" next to any idea to run a real, live WHOIS availability check on that specific domain - checks run on demand so you only wait for the ones you actually care about.
Does a keyword-matching domain actually help rankings?
Exact-match domains carry little to no direct ranking advantage with modern search engines - content quality and relevance weigh far more heavily today than they did when exact-match domains were a bigger factor. Where a keyword-rich domain still helps is secondary but real: memorability for direct visitors, and a small click-through boost when the matching keyword appears bolded in a search result listing.
Why checks run on demand instead of all at once
Checking availability for every generated idea simultaneously would mean running up to 16 live WHOIS lookups for a list most people only care about a handful of entries from - checking only when you click keeps the idea-generation step instant, while still giving you a real, live answer the moment you actually want one.
Choosing between prefix, suffix, and plain variations
A plain keyword.com is the most direct and memorable option when available, but exact matches on popular one-word keywords are rarely open on .com - prefixed ("get[keyword]") and suffixed ("[keyword]hub", "[keyword]hq") variations exist specifically because they're far more likely to still be available while staying closely related to your original keyword.