Domain tools

Like the White Pages of the Internet, DomainTools provides a directory that serves as a comprehensive snapshot of past and present domain name registration and ownership records. We also offer a comprehensive set of research tools that help you discover and monitor everything about a domain name. Fortune 100 companies, small business owners, major domain investors, over 1 million members choose DomainTools to protect and grow the value of their web sites, their domain names and their intellectual property on a daily basis. DomainTools in the top 200 Internet sites according to Alexa rankings...

It's the best tool to query the zone files. Search for example what domains are already registered starting or ending by a specifi term. A good tool to can find potential buyers for your domains.

LazyMate.com is a tool for domain investors that search large domain names lists. You can spend hours in a day looking for the best domains in those lists and time is money. Until now, there was no service that allowed YOU to input your own database (domain list) and use a search tool on that list to find what you are looking for in that list! LazyMate.com allows you to input by copy/paste or load a file you have saved, then search the list with the tools provided. Using the Quick Search will yeild some of the most popular and best domains. You can also you the Basic Search and seperate the lists by keyword, length, extension, with or without numbers or hyphens etc.

Dnresult.com is a tool that simplifies the process of selling your domains. With the domain portfolio script of Dnresult.com you get access to a professional domain portfolio management solution. Some of the features are unlimited categories and domain listings, bulk domain upload, auto email follow-up, standard IDN domain name support, Paypal payment integration, Adsense and other revenue possibilities, state of the art content management tools and so much more.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the Federal agency for granting U.S. patents and registering trademarks. The USPTO provide the Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS). This search engine allows you to search the USPTO's database of registered trademarks and prior pending applications to find marks that may prevent registration due to a likelihood of confusion refusal.