No persistent logs
Search terms are processed in-memory and discarded. There is no account-level history to leak or sell.
Developer Tool
Check domain availability without registrars stealing the idea.
Domain Search Protector routes checks through rotating proxies and never keeps search history. Research names privately, then buy when you are ready.
$12
monthly plan
45
checks / 10 min rate cap
0
persisted search logs
What usually goes wrong
Registrar search tracking
Public registrar search forms are tied to your IP, cookies, and timing patterns. Valuable intent is exposed before you buy.
Front-running risk
A domain can move from available to "premium" or already registered shortly after repeated direct searches for the same term.
Protected workflow
Search privately first. Register on your preferred provider only when the shortlist is finalized.
How Domain Search Protector solves it
Rotating query paths
WHOIS checks run through rotating proxy endpoints so registrars cannot map your research patterns.
Rate-limited abuse control
Anonymous fingerprint limits prevent scraping abuse while preserving user privacy.
Pricing
$12/month for protected research
Unlimited private checks inside fair-use limits, rotating proxy routing, and subscription-only access to the checker. Built for founders and developers who need to test names without broadcasting intent.
No persistent search logs
Fast WHOIS + proxy fallback
Paywalled tool access
FAQ
Why not just search directly on a registrar site?
Registrar search boxes are tied to their own analytics stack. If your target name has commercial potential, that intent signal can be monetized before you buy.
How does access work after payment?
Checkout runs on Stripe hosted pages. After payment, verify your checkout session once and the app stores subscriber access in a secure HTTP-only cookie.
Do you store my searched domains?
No. This product intentionally avoids persistent search logs. The domain checker returns results without writing query history to a database.
Who is this built for?
Solo developers, startup founders, and domain investors who evaluate many names before buying and cannot afford to leak market intent.