Typo types we generate
Missing and doubled letters, swapped neighbours, wrong-key hits based on a QWERTY keyboard, look-alike characters (l/1, o/0, rn/m), hyphen insertions, popular alternative extensions and plurals.
Frequently asked questions
What is typosquatting?
Typosquatting is registering a misspelled version of a popular domain (like gooogle.com) to catch visitors who mistype it. It is used for phishing, ad fraud and traffic theft.
Why generate typo domains?
Brand owners register the most likely typos to stop abuse. Researchers use the list to find look-alike domains already registered.
How does the availability check work?
We query the registry's public RDAP data, the same source as our Domain Availability Checker. Some extensions have no public data and show as unknown.
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