One-word domains.Search them all. Buy the right one.

Because those are supply sources and manual tools. Unique Domains is the decision layer that keeps search context, proof, and follow-up together.

One‑word domains are a finite market. We keep Unique Domains paid so we can maintain a high‑integrity, constantly updated database, built for real decisions, not casual browsing.

One‑word names are the highest signal tier: memorable, brandable, and comparable. Focusing on one‑word lets us go deeper on word intelligence and market proof.

No. It is strongest when you want a buyable shortlist, not endless inspiration.

No. The product routes to registrars and marketplaces, and trademark is a prescreen signal, not legal advice.

No. We provide trademark signals to help you prescreen and avoid obvious conflicts, but it’s not legal advice. Always confirm with counsel before finalizing a brand.

Daily (and faster for certain changes like availability and pricing, depending on source). Each domain shows when it was last checked.

Radars are saved criteria (your strategy). Signals are the notifications/digests that tell you when new matches or changes occur.

Yes, on Pro and Agency. Export selected domains as CSV, up to 10,000 rows on Pro and 500,000 on Agency. CSV export is not included on Explorer or Launch.

One monthly pool covers both Appraise and domain analysis. A full analysis costs 5 credits, and appraising a name through HumbleWorth costs 1. Explorer includes 40 credits a month, Launch 250, Pro 2,500, and Agency 10,000. Your monthly allowance resets at the start of each month and unused credits do not roll over, though upgrading mid-month adds the difference right away. Credits you buy as a top-up are the exception: they never expire, and your monthly allowance is always spent first. Stored appraisals are free to re-read, and a paid analysis stays free to reopen for 30 days.

Not yet, on any plan: the customer-facing REST API is still in development. Live structured access is available today through the AI Connector (MCP) in Claude, and the API documentation and sample responses are published for integration planning.

Not for Explorer, which is free and asks for nothing. Launch takes a single $29 payment at checkout, with nothing left on file afterwards and nothing to cancel. The Pro trial does require a card up front: it runs for 3 days and then charges automatically unless you cancel first.

Yearly Pro is $55 per month, billed as one payment of $660. Monthly Pro is $79 each month. Either way the 3-day trial comes first, and the charge lands when the trial ends unless you cancel before then.

Yes. Cancel from the billing portal in your settings and the next renewal stops. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for. Launch never renews in the first place. Your saved Radars and lists stay accessible based on your plan.

Your account returns to Explorer straight away, with no grace period, so nothing is charged again while the card is failing. Your data stays where it is, and updating your payment method restores the plan.

That is exactly what Launch is for: $29, once, for a full month of decision support. If the hunt becomes ongoing, Pro adds unlimited scanning, alerts, and Portfolio.