How the free lookalike domain checker works
Enter a domain you own. The free scan returns the highest-risk lookalikes and the total count, with no account and no card.
LookalikeDomain starts with a domain you already use, such as your company website. The brand name is taken from that domain, including endings like .co.uk or .com.au, so the search stays tied to the name you actually own.
Open the free checker (or the homepage scan). Type the domain and run the scan. You do not need an account or a card to see the top matches.
What the free scan returns
You get a ranked list of the highest-risk lookalikes, plus the total number of related names found. Each row says why it matched: a typo, a hyphen, or your brand combined with another word.
A signed-out check shows the top 10. A free account shows the top 50 for one brand. The total count is there so you can see how much of the list is still hidden.
What a paid plan adds
Pro is $39 a month and covers five brands. It opens the fuller list (up to 250 domains), PDF and CSV reports, registration and hosting detail, and email when new high or medium risks appear. Business is $79 a month and covers 25 brands, with extra keyword controls, more results on monitored brands, and a logo on exported reports.
Paid plans also show registrar, registration and expiry dates when the registry publishes them, and whether the name has a website or mail.
What we do not do
Results are a priority list with plain reasons, so you can decide what deserves a report. When you are ready to write to a registrar or host, a clear notice speeds things up; see how to report a lookalike domain. A match is not a legal finding that a domain infringes a trademark.
If you want to try it, start with the domain on your site. The free scan is enough to see whether copycats are already registered. Monitoring is the step after that, when you want new names to come to you.