Protect your brand from lookalikes
Enter your domain — Naymo generates the typos, homoglyphs and TLD-swaps a squatter would target, then checks which are already registered (impersonation threats) and which are available to grab defensively.
A live scan; for continuous monitoring + alerts on new lookalike registrations, see Business.
What is domain typosquatting?
Typosquatting is when someone registers a domain that's a near-miss of yours — a common typo (gogle.com), a homoglyph that swaps a letter for a look-alike character (rn for m, a Cyrillic "а" for a Latin "a"), or a different TLD (yourbrand.co instead of .com). The goal is to catch mistyped traffic or impersonate your brand for phishing. The defense is twofold: know which look-alikes are already registered (so you can monitor or act on the impersonation threats) and register the highest-risk variants defensively before a squatter does. Naymo's scan generates the variants an attacker would target and checks each one's status, so you start with the full map instead of guessing. Found one you want to grab? It links to the genuinely cheapest registrar.