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Domain word finder
Let the extension finish the word: stud.io, foc.us, desk.top. Type one or more words to see every domain that spells them across the 93 extensions we track, with today’s two-year price. The availability check asks the registry directly and stores nothing.
Words an extension can finish
Pick one to see its domain and price.
- .io
- .us
- .me
- .in
- .de
- .sh
- .to
- .co
- .ai
- .ca
- .eu
- .art
- .top
- .net
- .com
- .works
- .shop
- .store
- .club
- .team
- .space
- .site
- .page
- .tech
- .life
- .media
- .link
- .zone
- .cam
- .fund
- .finance
- .run
- .chat
- .center
- .systems
- .world
- .design
- .biz
- .bond
- .social
- .games
Common questions
What is a domain where the extension finishes the word?
The whole address reads as one word or name: stud.io reads “studio”, foc.us reads “focus”, dream.team reads “dream team”. The name you register is the part before the dot. These are often called domain hacks.
Is a domain like this a good idea?
They are short and memorable, and often free when the .com is long gone. The catch: some people will still type .com, and you need to say the address out loud more carefully. Country-code extensions also have their own rules: .us needs a real US connection, .ca a Canadian presence and .eu an EU or EEA address.
Which extensions finish the most words?
Two-letter country codes that are common word endings: .io, .us, .me, .in, .de, .sh, .to and .co. Word extensions such as .art, .top, .works, .shop, .club and .team finish two-word names, like st.art, desk.top or net.works.
Why does my word have no match?
A match needs a word that ends in an extension, with at least 2 letters before it. We check the 93 extensions we track prices for; others exist (for example .ly or .es), but we don’t list them because we can’t price them.
Do these domains cost more?
They cost the extension’s normal price unless the registry marks the name as premium, which is common for short and dictionary words. For .io today, the cheapest two years are $60.99. Search the full domain on TLDMath to see the live price at every registrar, including premium prices.
How is availability checked?
Check availability asks each extension’s registry directly (RDAP) and stores nothing. A few registries, including .io, .co and .me, have no public lookup, so those show “No public lookup”: search the domain on TLDMath to check them through the registrars.
Do you keep the words I type?
No. Matches are found in your browser. We count that the tool was used and, at most, an extension; never the words.