Is that name still free?
Type the business name you're dreaming about. We check the addresses that matter — .com, .co.ke, .co.uk and friends — and tell you plainly whether to move fast or think again. If it's gone, we'll point you to versions that are still open.
We ask one blunt question — is it free? — of the registries that mind the domains and the socials that'll let us knock, across every address a real business — a builder in Nakuru, a farmer taking orders online, a corner roastery — actually reaches for.
The .com, the local .co.ke and .co.uk, and the handful that sit alongside. Askari reads the domains for itself, plus the socials it's allowed into; the rest bolt their doors to robots, so we send you straight there for a thirty-second look by hand. No email, no limit; try a dozen names before lunch.
Why bother before you've committed? Because a name is one of the hardest things to walk back. Once it's on the sign, the cards and the invoices, changing it means changing all of them at once — far better to find the .com is gone now, while it's still an idea, than after you've fallen for it. And when the exact match is taken, a small twist usually frees the whole set.
We put our own work on the same scale we’d hand you — this page arrived in about a tenth of a second, nothing on board it didn’t need. See what yours is carrying — the check-up’s free →