Where Domaintile is stronger
- Daily, with history. Every .com, .net, .org and .xyz name is read every morning. Each word has its new, dropped and came-back names per day. See Trends and Daily changes.
- Who is buying. A spike says whether one buyer registered a batch or many people did. A batch is a bulk buyer’s bet. Many buyers is demand. See Spikes.
- Real words. Names are split into dictionary words, so “solar” counts solar names, not 0755solara. When you want letters inside other words, Name count counts those too.
- Open names. The Generator mixes your words and shows the names nobody holds, with a live registry check.
- Evidence on one name. A Breakdown shows Google searches, UK and US companies, trademarks and past sales for each word.
- Free to read. Every trending word, the monthly reports with a CSV, and Top words, with no account.
Where DotDB is stronger
- Country extensions. DotDB searches 1,998 extensions, .de, .co.uk and .cn included. Domaintile counts gTLDs only.
- Lists of registered names. DotDB lists the names that contain your letters. Domaintile shows counts and open names only.
- Website status. DotDB’s paid plans mark names as active or parked and take screenshots.
Is there a free alternative to DotDB?
Yes. Domaintile shows every trending word, daily adds and drops per word, Google searches and open names for free, with no account. DotDB is the better pick for country extensions and for lists of registered names.
How often does each one update?
Domaintile updates every morning. DotDB’s statistics page said “Generated on 2026-10-12” when we checked on 15 Oct 2026.
Which one covers more extensions?
DotDB: 1,998, country codes such as .de and .co.uk included. Domaintile: 574 gTLDs counted every day, with full daily history for .com, .net, .org and .xyz.