Check a name across extensions, or enter a full domain for an exact match.
Search uses the text before the first dot as the name and the complete text after it as the extension. The exact extension is placed first, then the page shows matching extensions for comparison.
A full-domain search both pins the exact extension and searches the extension portion. That lets you check the typed address first while comparing the same name under related extensions.
Yes. Start with a dot, such as .com, to browse that extension without submitting a domain name for an availability check.
No. The comparison shows observed standard extension prices. A name can have its own availability or premium classification, which is separate from the standard-price comparison.