Domain Name Generator + Availability Script?

[NALEM]

Frustrated with the sites found online, I am hoping that one of you have a script that I can use, or can recommend a existing platform.

I am looking to generate a list of English dictionary words (2 to 6 characters) + my keyword, that are free to register in a dot com.

Thanks in advance.

E: alex AT nalem DOT com

[WiredGuy]

Step1: Get a list of english words that are 2-6 characters (Google is your friend... https://eslforums.com/6-letter-words/ )
Step2: Dump this list into a spreadsheet in 1 column, put your keyword in the next. Use the concatenate command to merge them together, and add .com to the end.
Step3: Copy/paste the list into a bulk whois lookup tool (See: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/bulk-domain-search/ ), keep only available domains. Pick and choose the ones you like best.

Enjoy.
WG

[NALEM]

I'm thankful to you WG for sharing this with me, and upset with myself for not coming up with the same very simple solution earlier.

[Klen]

Well, such sites usually are not seo optimized well, so it's hard to find them. I once found one great site which generated free 4 numbers domain, and any other combo which you define.
Unfortunately i did not bookmark it. Try to search with yahoo/bing instead google.

Maybe this will help:
https://webflow.com/blog/domain-name-generator

[Publisher Bucks]

If you still need something, I wrote a clunky script in php that does this and generates a list based on a text file. Would be happy to share it.

Like I say, its clunky, but works if you're just copy & pasting into a registrars search box

[money biz]

Scrapebox can do this

[Alex21]

Wow this brings back memories.. Knocked together a little script in PERL back in like 1999 and harvested some pretty decent one word dot coms and dot nets. Ofcourse now there is a plethora of one worders in every tld you can possibly want... Minus some exorbant premiums on some.

[Goosy]

https://shortdomains.space/

[lock]

This is exactly what you want.
https://leandomainsearch.com/
I also have a lot of webmaster tools on my sites.

[WiredGuy]

Wow this brings back memories.. Knocked together a little script in PERL back in like 1999 and harvested some pretty decent one word dot coms and dot nets. Ofcourse now there is a plethora of one worders in every tld you can possibly want... Minus some exorbant premiums on some.

I wrote something similar in Perl too
WG

[WiredGuy]

I'm thankful to you WG for sharing this with me, and upset with myself for not coming up with the same very simple solution earlier.