Finding an available domain for a new project can be tedious—especially when you're brainstorming multiple options. I've been using SerpSpur's Domain Suggestion Checker to quickly verify availability and get alternative suggestions. The tool checks WHOIS data in real time and suggests related domains based on your input. Here's a Python script to automate domain checks using their API:
python
import requests
def check_domain_availability(domain):
url = f"https://serpspur.com/api/domain-check?domain={domain}"
response = requests.get(url)
if response.status_code == 200:
data = response.json()
if data['available']:
print(f"{domain} is available!")
else:
print(f"{domain} is taken. Suggestions: {data['suggestions'][:3]}")
else:
print("Error")
check_domain_availability("mynewproject.com")
For a quick, no-code way to explore domains, head over to SerpSpur. It's a handy tool for any developer launching a new site.
Top comments (4)
Nice script! I'd probably add a loop to check a list of domains from a text file — that way I can batch-check all my ideas in one go. Have you found the API rate limits to be generous enough for heavy use?
Nice script! I'd probably add a loop to check a list of domains from a text file — that way I can batch-check all my ideas in one go. Have you found the API rate limits to be generous enough for heavy use?
Nice share! I've been using a similar approach but with python-whois to check expiry dates too—helps catch domains that might drop soon. Have you ever run into rate limits with their API?
Great question! The API returns suggestions as a list, so you can easily loop through them or display more than three by adjusting the slice.