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Domain availability lookup API with subscription billing, built on FastAPI + DNS (Unbound resolver). Auth: (Auth0 custom domain) Method | Path | Description | --------|------|-------------| | | Check up to 100 domains. Long-polls until results ready (30s max). | | | Usage summary for the authenticated consumer. | | | Lightweight monthly + per-minute quota check. | | | Health check (no auth). |…
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Domain availability lookup API with subscription billing, built on FastAPI + DNS (Unbound resolver). Auth: (Auth0 custom domain) Method | Path | Description | --------|------|-------------| | | Check up to 100 domains. Long-polls until results ready (30s max). | | | Usage summary for the authenticated consumer. | | | Lightweight monthly + per-minute quota check. | | | Health check (no auth). | Method | Path | Description | --------|------|-------------| | | Create new API key. | | | List user's…
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