A one-time yes or no is the wrong shape for a name someone else is sitting on. Putting it under watch and being alerted the instant it frees up is the only way to claim one, and the free checks make the first pass cost nothing.
A naming service for handles and domains. It checks one name everywhere at once, suggests variations, screens for trademark conflicts, and — the part ordinary checkers lack — keeps watching a handle that is already taken so you hear when it drops.
- One name checked across domains and social platforms together, with a brand score, and trademark screening folded in when you are authenticated
- Domain availability across popular TLDs, and username availability across YouTube, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, X, GitHub, npm, Twitch, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Snapchat, Kick, Substack, Linktree and Roblox
- Variations and creative patterns to fall back on when the name you wanted is gone
- Telegram username market history read off public TON blockchain records — peak and latest sale in TON, plus the live auction state
- Roblox username rarity from measured namespace data, with live availability beside it
- Brand names generated from a description, and USPTO trademark conflict screening
- A watch placed on a taken handle, the watch list read back, and a slot freed when you give up on one
- Two resources readable directly: the pricing and per-call costs, and the supported platforms and TLDs
Nothing for the checks: the remote server at https://namesniper.pro/mcp speaks streamable HTTP, and checking and alternatives work with no account, rate limited. Stdio-only clients bridge to it through npm as namesniper-mcp. Generation, trademark screening and handle monitoring need a NameSniper key, passed as NAMESNIPER_API_KEY or a --key flag, on a Pro or Business plan; every plan carries some watch slots, and monitoring Instagram, TikTok and X requires a paid one.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://namesniper.pro/mcp, then supply credentials