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Bulk domain checker, 200 names at once.

Paste a list of names and see which are free to register, checked live, with a CSV to take away.

Names without an extension get

Up to 200 names a run. DNS is asked from your browser; Hivex asks the registry only for the rest, and stores nothing.

Pasting a list.

  • One name per line, or separated by commas or spaces. Addresses such as https://www.example.com/page are cut down to the name.
  • A name with an extension is checked as it is. A name without one gets each extension you pick, so a list of ideas becomes a grid.
  • Duplicates are dropped, and names no registry could accept (a hyphen at the end, a one-letter .si) are marked right away.

How each name is checked.

Your browser asks DNS for every name first: one with name servers is registered, and that settles most taken names in a second. The rest go to Hivex in groups of 25, and Hivex asks each registry (RDAP, or WHOIS where there is no RDAP). The same rules as the domain availability checker apply: free means no record at the registry, and a premium or reserved name only shows up at the registrar's checkout.

Large lists.

Registries limit how fast anyone may ask them, so Hivex does too: a long list may pause for a moment, then carry on by itself. For more than 200 names, split the list and run it again.

Questions people ask.

How many domains can I check at once?

Up to 200 names a run. Paste full names, or base names and pick the extensions they should get: 20 names on 10 extensions make 200 checks.

How does the bulk checker know a name is free?

Your browser asks DNS first; a name with name servers is registered. For the rest, Hivex asks the registry itself, through RDAP or WHOIS, and each row says which one answered.

Can I download the results?

Yes, as a CSV with each name, its status and how it was checked. The file is made in your browser.

Are the names I check saved or shared?

No. The list stays in your browser; the names DNS cannot settle go to Hivex only to ask the registry, and are not stored.

Why are some names unknown?

A few registries offer no public lookup, and a registry can be busy for a moment. Unknown means Hivex could not confirm it, not that the name is free.

Hivex index

Short names, still free to register.

Starting something new? Hivex keeps a live index of short, brandable .si names nobody has claimed yet, each checked with the registry.

Browse free names

From code, or an AI assistant.

The same lookup is a free JSON API, with no key and open CORS, and a tool any AI assistant that speaks MCP can call.

curl "https://hivex.si/api/v1/tools/availability?domain=example.com"

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Sources

  1. RFC 9224: Finding the authoritative RDAP service
  2. RFC 3912: The WHOIS protocol
  3. IANA: RDAP bootstrap file for domain names

By Hivex. Updated 10 October 2026. Records are built on the page; nothing you type is saved.