Domain availability API built for AI agents. Check single domains, explore names across .com/.io/.ai/.dev/etc, filter by budget, get smart suggestions. Returns proper JSON/TXT with correct Content-Type headers.v1.0.5

A tech startup needs to quickly check availability for potential brand names across .com, .io, and .ai TLDs. They use the brainstorm endpoint with a prompt like 'AI-powered project management' to generate available, brandable domains under a $30 budget, then purchase the best match via Stripe for their website.

An investor or flipper uses the lookup endpoint to check single domains for availability and premium status. They leverage the fast mode in brainstorming to scan for undervalued, available domains in bulk, then purchase promising ones via x402 with USDC for quick, automated transactions without human intervention.

A web development agency acquires domains for clients as part of onboarding. They get quotes for specific domains, purchase via Stripe with client emails, and immediately configure DNS records like A and CNAME to point to hosting servers, all programmatically using the management endpoints with saved tokens.

An AI assistant or chatbot integrates this skill to answer user queries like 'Is myapp.dev available?' by calling the lookup endpoint and returning JSON or TXT responses. It can suggest alternatives via brainstorming and guide users through purchase steps, handling both crypto and card payments seamlessly.

A company launching a new product or event needs a catchy domain quickly. They use deep brainstorming mode with must_include keywords to explore creative options, filter by max price, and purchase the chosen domain via x402 for fast, automated registration to meet tight deadlines.

Offer free domain lookups and brainstorming to attract users, then charge for premium features like bulk checks, deep mode brainstorming, or management API access. Revenue comes from subscription tiers or pay-per-use fees for advanced endpoints.

Integrate this skill into platforms like website builders or hosting services, earning commissions on domain purchases made through the API. Upsell additional services like DNS configuration or privacy protection to increase margins per transaction.

License the API to businesses that want to offer domain registration under their own brand. Provide custom branding, support, and management tools, generating revenue through licensing fees and a share of each domain sale processed.