I built a domain price checker that adds the renewal, because year one is the bait

I build a lot of small side projects and every one of them needs a domain. Most registrar's search page shows the first year price. The renewal price is on a different page, if you can find it at all. Checking 7 registrars by hand for every name got old fast, so I built TLDMath. TLDMath : You type a name, it checks Porkbun, Namecheap, Dynadot, Cloudflare, Vercel, NameSilo and http://Name.com live, adds the renewal, and tells you who's actually cheapest over two years. Today's example: the cheapest-looking .shop is $1.18 for year one, then $49.18 a year. Over two years that's $50.36, while the best two-year deal is $33.47. Other things it does: Renewal watch: paste the domains you own and it shows each one's registrar, expiry date and whether moving would save you money. It can email you before renewals. Price changes: announced registry increases, like .com going up on Nov 1. Email on your domain: 21 plans from 15 providers ranked by two-year cost. Launch kit: the exact DNS records for your host and email provider, checked against live DNS. AI visibility check: whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read your site. An MCP connector, so you can ask Claude or ChatGPT the same questions. Free, no account needed. It doesn't sell domains; a few links are affiliate links, and they never change the ranking. https://www.tldmath.com/?ref=sideproject What would make this more useful for you?