Who owns your typos?
Some of your visitors mistype your domain every day. This check generates the realistic typo variants of your name and resolves each one, so you can see which neighbours exist and where that traffic goes.
Checks up to ~70 variants via DNS. Takes a few seconds. Nothing stored.
What this checks
Real typo patterns
Missing letters, swapped neighbours, doubled characters, and slips on adjacent keys, on QWERTZ and QWERTY layouts.
Lookalikes
The rn/m confusion and the glued-www classic (wwwyourdomain.com), the favorites of phishing kits.
TLD neighbours
Your name under .com, .de, .net, .at, .ch, and the other endings typo traffic actually lands on.
Who is behind it
Every variant is resolved on the spot, and each registered one is opened: redirects to you, parked for sale, or someone else’s website.
Found a lookalike or a gap?
We handle the technical side of brand protection: the registrations worth making, mail and redirect setup, and monitoring for new variants.
Questions about the Typo Domain Check
What is typosquatting?
Registering misspelled versions of a domain to catch visitors who mistype it. The lookalikes serve ads, phishing pages, or catch mail meant for the real domain.
Which typo variants does the check generate?
Missing letters, swapped neighbours, doubled characters, adjacent keys on QWERTZ and QWERTY keyboards, vowel swaps, rn/m lookalikes, the glued-on www, and the same name under common generic and DACH top-level domains.
How does it know a variant is registered?
It resolves every variant in DNS. An address record, or nameservers for parked names, means the domain is registered. Then it opens each registered variant and follows its redirects: back to your site means it is yours, a parking or sale page means it is for sale, anything else is someone else’s website, shown with its page title.
What should I do about registered typo domains?
Register the most likely variants yourself and redirect them to your site. For a lookalike already used for phishing, a UDRP complaint can recover a domain registered in bad faith.
