As the ENS.Tools marketplace indexes the ENS order book natively, we can build tools on top of our own data instead of proxying someone else’s. Three of them ship today: bulk search, a trader leaderboard, and a live analytics page.
Bulk search — check a whole list at once
Have a shortlist of names you are hunting? Paste them into Bulk Search — one per line, or comma-separated — and get back, in one shot, which are listed right now and at what price, with a link straight to each one. Export the whole result set to CSV to work it in a spreadsheet. It handles up to a thousand names per check.
Leaderboard — who is actually trading
The leaderboard ranks the top sellers and buyers by sale volume across the open market — native listings plus every ENS Seaport sale we index — with all-time, 30-day and 7-day windows. It is a quick read on where the liquidity is and who the active players are.
Analytics — the market over time
The analytics page charts new listings, sales and sale volume per day over the last 7, 30 or 90 days. No third-party dashboard, no export step — just the order book’s own history, rendered as clean daily bars.
All three grow richer as the native sale index matures. They already cover the full listings history; the sale-driven views fill in as more names change hands on-chain.
Try them
Start with Bulk Search for a watchlist you are pricing up, then check the leaderboard and analytics to see where the market is moving. You can also reach all three from the ⌘K command palette.