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Describe your business in plain English — our AI creates names you'd never think of.
Find the perfect domain name for your business. Type a keyword or describe your idea and instantly discover creative, available domains across 500+ extensions.
Combines keyword suggestions, prefixes, and suffixes
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Describe your business in plain English — our AI creates names you'd never think of.
Combines keyword suggestions with prefix and suffix algorithms for maximum variety.
Replaces one word in your query with semantic alternatives for fresh angles.
Every result is checked against the live registry — green means genuinely available.
Six modes, each suited to a different starting point. Pick one based on what you already have — a keyword, a description, or a name that is taken.
Start here if you are unsure.
Blends keyword suggestions, prefixes and suffixes in one pass, so you see the widest spread of ideas before narrowing down. Feed it a plain description like "italian restaurant" rather than a finished name.
Best when you can describe the business, not just name it.
Writes contextual, brandable names from a sentence about what you do. The more specific the description, the better the output — "a specialty coffee roaster in Portland" beats "coffee".
Your exact name is taken.
Puts short words in front of your keyword — get, try, the, my. This is the most reliable way to keep a name you already like when the bare .com has gone.
You want a modern, product-style name.
Appends endings such as hq, app, hub, ly. Works especially well for software and SaaS, where suffixed names read as intentional rather than second-choice.
You want something less literal.
Swaps part of your keyword for related alternatives, so "TechStudio" might become "TechAtelier". Use it when a descriptive name feels too plain but you want to stay in the same territory.
Portfolios, consultants, personal brands.
Builds combinations from a first and last name, including initials and role words. Useful when the brand is you rather than a company.
The best domain names ideas survive being said out loud. Read a candidate to someone over the phone — if they ask how it is spelled, it will cost you traffic forever. That single test rules out most hyphens, most numbers, and any word with a common alternative spelling.
Shorter is easier to type, remember and fit on a business card, but do not chase brevity so hard that the name stops meaning anything. A slightly longer name that explains itself usually beats four cryptic letters. If your first choice is taken, a prefix or suffix on the same root is normally a better move than a different extension nobody expects.
Check the name is free in the legal sense too. An available domain says nothing about trademarks — search your industry before you print anything. When you have a shortlist, run each one through the domain name checker to compare extensions side by side, and the domain expiration lookup to see whether a taken favourite is close to lapsing.
Yes. Every mode is free and requires no account or sign-up. There is a short per-minute limit on requests to keep the service available to everyone.
Yes. Each suggestion is checked against live registry data as it is generated, so the names you see marked available are unregistered at that moment. Because registrations happen continuously, always confirm at the point of purchase.
Generated names are automated suggestions with no human review. An available domain is not the same thing as a legally free name — check that it is not an existing trademark in your industry before you commit to it commercially.
Start with Smart Mix for the broadest set of ideas. Use AI Creative when you can describe the business in a sentence, Add Prefix or Add Suffix when your preferred name is already taken, and Personal Name for a portfolio or consulting site.
Give the generator a concept rather than a finished name — "fitness app" produces more usable output than "FitApp". Shorter inputs of one or two words work best in every mode except AI Creative, which benefits from a full sentence.
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