MCP server

Find domains from inside Claude.

Findadomain.name is a Model Context Protocol server. Connect it once and your AI client can generate domain ideas and check availability without leaving the chat. Quotes and keyword data appear when supplied. Free, no account, no API key.

terminal
claude mcp add --transport http findadomain https://findadomain.name/api/mcp

Endpoint: https://findadomain.name/api/mcp · streamable HTTP · auth: none

Three tools your agent can call

Results use real API data. Availability, registrar quotes, and keyword search demand are shown when the lookup supplies them. Missing data stays unconfirmed; old prices are never reused.

find_domains

Brainstorm from an idea

Give it a company, product, or idea to get brandable names and any domain hacks the source supplies. A new idea takes about a minute: if your client stops waiting first, it is told the names are still coming, and asking again returns them. Cached ideas get a new availability check. Prices and search demand appear when supplied by the lookup; missing values stay unconfirmed.

search_domain

Check one name everywhere

Check a name across supported extensions, or look up one exact domain. Availability, registration quotes, and renewal details are returned when supplied; missing fields stay unconfirmed.

check_availability

Verify a specific list

Pass up to 25 exact domains to check their availability and any supplied renewal details. Use search_domain for a registration quote, then confirm the final terms at the registrar.

Connect it to your client

The endpoint is the same everywhere. Pick your client below.

01

Claude Code

Run this in any project. The server is remote, so there is nothing to install.

terminal
claude mcp add --transport http findadomain https://findadomain.name/api/mcp
02

Claude Desktop & claude.ai

Open Settings → Connectors, choose Add custom connector, and paste the URL below. Claude connects to it as a remote MCP server.

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https://findadomain.name/api/mcp
03

Cursor, Windsurf & other MCP clients

Add this to your client’s MCP config (for Cursor, ~/.cursor/mcp.json). Any client that accepts a remote streamable-HTTP URL works the same way. The same setup adds AITraining.jobs’ MCP server for paid AI training work, another free tool we built, if you want your assistant to search open roles and pay as well.

terminal
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "findadomain": {
      "url": "https://findadomain.name/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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How to interpret the results

Domain hacks when supplied

A domain hack uses the extension as part of a word. The suggestion service does not return one for every idea.

Search demand, built in

Use keyword volume as context when it is returned. Missing data is not zero demand, and a keyword count does not forecast traffic to a new domain.

Honest prices, no lock-in

Quotes are shown when supplied, with links to the relevant registrar. A Check price link is a way to get a quote, not evidence that a price or availability is confirmed.

Questions

Connect Findadomain.name as a remote MCP server. In Claude Code, run `claude mcp add --transport http findadomain https://findadomain.name/api/mcp`. In Claude Desktop or claude.ai, open Settings, then Connectors, add a custom connector, and paste https://findadomain.name/api/mcp. Once connected, ask for domain ideas. Results include availability checks and any supplied registrar quotes or keyword data.

It is free and needs no account, no API key, and no signup. The server is public over streamable HTTP with authentication set to none. Requests are subject to the domain service's rate limits; a limited or failed check is reported as unconfirmed.

Any MCP-compatible client. It is tested with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor, and works with ChatGPT custom connectors and other MCP clients that accept a remote streamable-HTTP URL. The endpoint is the same everywhere: https://findadomain.name/api/mcp.

No. Domain hacks and keyword search volumes appear only when supplied by the source. Reused ideas get a fresh availability check; a name it confirms as an ordinary registration (not premium, not in an early-access period) gets its extension's current standard price, and any other name stays unpriced. Use search_domain to request a per-name quote. If a price is still missing, check it at the registrar; never carry over a price from an old result.

The same suggestion engine the website itself uses. Generated ideas can be reused, but their availability is checked again and old prices are removed. Failed checks stay unconfirmed. Use search_domain for a new registration quote and confirm the final price and availability at the registrar.

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Help and support

If a tool returns an error, a result looks wrong, or your client will not connect, tell us the client you use, what you asked, and roughly when. Write to hello@findadomain.name and you will get an answer from us. How searches made through AI assistants are handled is described in our privacy policy.