TLD Bench

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 6 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• compare_tld_prices

  Use this when the user asks what an extension costs or where it is cheapest. Returns every registrar's register, renew, transfer and restore prices for one TLD, ranked by the N-year cost of ownership

• cheapest_registrar

  Use this when the user wants the single best place to buy (or transfer) one or more extensions for N years. Ranks by the total cost of ownership, not the first-year promotion; returns the winner with

• total_cost_of_ownership

  Use this when the user compares the long-run cost of several names or extensions, at one registrar or the cheapest. Applies minimum terms and regular renewals; with transfer_after_year it also finds t

• check_availability

  Use this when the user asks whether specific domain names are free. Checks the registry (RDAP, WHOIS for some ccTLDs) after a DNS pre-check, with an honest unknown, and adds the cheapest registrar's p

• search_name_across_tlds

  Use this when the user has a name and wants to know which extensions are free and what each costs to own. Checks one label across up to 50 extensions (or a preset: popular, tech, cheap, country:<cc>)

• suggest_names

  Use this when the user needs name ideas. Pass `candidates` from your own brainstorm and we check and price them; with only `keywords` we add simple prefixes, suffixes, TLD hacks and combinations. Retu

• get_registrar

  Use this when the user asks about a registrar: its country, group, size (gTLD domains under management), how many extensions it sells, and how fresh our prices for it are. Accepts our id, its name or

• price_history

  Use this when the user asks how an extension's prices have moved or whether a rise is coming. Returns each registrar's price periods (changes only) and the registry's announced wholesale changes.