Looking for a Bulk Domain Availability Checker

I have scrapebox but many domains that shows available are actually registered.

Looking for another bulk domain availability checker that does not use Whois Info but rather checks the domain it self on a godaddy or domain.com.

Checked through google but did not come up with anything.

I am not if that is what you want but you can try register compass.

https://www.eurodns.com/das/bulksearch

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here you are
http://ninjaseotools.com/bulk-domain-availability-checker.php

http://ninjaseotools.com/bulk-pagerank-checker.php

allow you check 5k domain at same time

Enom lets you check 50 at a time (though it sometimes craps out with .net checks after the first 50), but you'll need to sign up for a free account.

https://www.enom.com/bulk/listcheck.asp

Really good choice, highly recommend it.

eimFlood said:

Enom lets you check 50 at a time (though it sometimes craps out with .net checks after the first 50), but you'll need to sign up for a free account.

https://www.enom.com/bulk/listcheck.asp

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Thanks alot guys. Those sites are awesome and really help. Just starting my own PBN.

I basically find a bunch of domains or list of domains from expireddomains.net then run them through excel to filter out just the domain list.
Next I run them through a Domain Checker then I look at the PA/DA of the domains through scrapebox, see if any are indexed as well
Then I look at the age of the domains from the whois.
By this time I only have 10 -15 left for the day and I skim through the backlinks history and try and find one with a good profile
I usually select a day I want to do this and usually takes me 2 hours to this process.
I register the domains with a new godaddy account or namecheap which ever one I can get a better discount on.
Then I look closely at the domain history and profile and select a few to carry out my work on.

The other way I do this is through godaddy auctions and use pretty much the same steps above for the ones close to endtime.

Again thanks for the links.