How do I check if a 4-letter domain is available?

Type the four letters in the search box above. You'll land on that domain's page, which shows its current availability and, if it's taken, who it's registered with and when it expires.

Can I search for domains that match a pattern?

Yes. Use ? for one character and * for any run of characters, like qu?? or *ai. The results list every available name that matches.

What if the name I want is taken?

Check its expiry date on the domain page. If it's close to expiring, Pro members can watch it or set up a snipe to try to register it the moment it drops.

4-letter domain search

Type any four letters or digits to check that .com right away. Registered names show their WHOIS record and expiry date. Use wildcards to search the list of available names by pattern.

582,876 available right now · 69,762 in the drop pipeline

Check a single name

Enter a full name like quiz or quiz.com and you go straight to its domain page. It shows whether the name is available, the registrar, registration and expiry dates, status codes, nameservers and the WHOIS history we've recorded. If it's available you can register it from there.

Search by pattern

Use ? for exactly one character and * for any number of characters. So qu?? finds every available name starting with qu, *ai finds names ending in ai, and ?oo? finds names with a double o in the middle. Fewer than four characters with no wildcards is treated as a prefix, so ab finds every available name starting with ab.

Where the results come from

Searches run against our own index of all 1,679,616 four-character .com names, which the scanner keeps up to date from the Verisign registry. That's why results come back instantly and include names no registrar search box would suggest.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if a 4-letter domain is available?: Type the four letters in the search box above. You'll land on that domain's page, which shows its current availability and, if it's taken, who it's registered with and when it expires.
Can I search for domains that match a pattern?: Yes. Use ? for one character and * for any run of characters, like qu?? or *ai. The results list every available name that matches.
What if the name I want is taken?: Check its expiry date on the domain page. If it's close to expiring, Pro members can watch it or set up a snipe to try to register it the moment it drops.