Prefix or Suffix checker tool for domains?

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Hello, any tool where I can input multiple prefix words to combine with a keyword to check if they are available ?
 
Try this

https://anonymiz.com/?http://www.bustaname.com/


a tool to help find domain names


C Ya
I know about that one but I am asking for different thing:

Suppose I have this keyword: marketing
Prefix I have: today, now etc

So looking for a tool where I put multiple prefixes and that main keyword and it combines it and give me the list, for example: marketing today, marketing now.

Any tool?
 
Expired domains has this exact functionality, but those are dropped domains; as you might already know.
 
Expired domains has this exact functionality, but those are dropped domains; as you might already know.
They don't. I Searched couldn't find any. I think you are saying you put the keyword and they show all domains with that keyword but that is not what I am referring to.

See this https://textshaker.com/ it has the option to add one prefix/suffix at a time. I am looking for some where you can put MULTIPLE prefix/suffix and it joins with that keyword.

For example: I use prefixes: super, free, net and keword is marketing.

So it should combine and give me:

super marketing
free marketing
net marketing

Not one by one but altogether at once.
 
They don't. I Searched couldn't find any. I think you are saying you put the keyword and they show all domains with that keyword but that is not what I am referring to.

See this https://textshaker.com/ it has the option to add one prefix/suffix at a time. I am looking for some where you can put MULTIPLE prefix/suffix and it joins with that keyword.

For example: I use prefixes: super, free, net and keword is marketing.

So it should combine and give me:

super marketing
free marketing
net marketing

Not one by one but altogether at once.
No, ofcourse they do. You have to be logged in to use the filter functionality probably. I use this everytime I need a new domain idea, so I know.

Here's how I would do what you are trying to do.

Filter:

HAH6Mnl



Result:

T1xFahM


p.s. instead of "All deleted domains" you could use "deleted .com domains" and so on too.
 
No, ofcourse they do. You have to be logged in to use the filter functionality probably. I use this everytime I need a new domain idea, so I know.

Here's how I would do what you are trying to do.

Filter:

HAH6Mnl



Result:

T1xFahM


p.s. instead of "All deleted domains" you could use "deleted .com domains" and so on too.

That is the prefix.

But where do I put the keyword "marketing" ?
 
That is the prefix.

But where do I put the keyword "marketing" ?
Try the contains, or ends with? It should combine them (can be space separated).

Edit:

something like this...

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You can also make an excel sheet. In column A put all prefixes, in column B put the keyword. Move the cursor to the corner of the cell so it transforms into a cross, click and scroll down so you fill all the selected rows with your keyword. Then export/save as .csv, open .csv file with notepad and find/replace the comma with nothing. Then take that list go to name.com, bulk search, select TLDs and you're done.

There is also that tool https://pinetools.com/add-text-each-line
 
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