Name your idea in seconds

We research your topic and only suggest names with at least one available domain.

Enter a topic and click Generate.

How it works?

How Does Our Company Name Generator Works?

Enter your keyword

Type your idea (e.g., “bitcoin”, “SEO”, “eco cleaning”). Choose the tone and category that fit.

We research & check domains

We tailor names to your topic and live-check domains. Only names with at least one available domain make the list.

Pick a name & register

Save your favorites, then register the domain in one click and launch with confidence.

How big companies decide names?

Big brands name things by first deciding what the name must stand for (who it’s for, the promise, and the tone).
They brainstorm lots of options in a few clear directions, then quickly remove risky ones—anything hard to say,
easy to mishear, legally messy, or with a bad/occupied domain. From the best few, they test which names people
remember and like. Finally, they choose the strongest name, secure the domain and trademark, and roll it out
with clear usage rules.

Do — what strong brands do

Create a one-page brief (audience, promise, tone, growth).
Explore naming territories (descriptive, evocative, invented).
Generate 100–300 candidates; tag rationale for each.
Favor clarity + memorability; pass the radio test.
Plan domains early (.com ideal; strong alternates OK).
Screen linguistics across key markets.
Trademark pre-screen before falling in love.
Pressure-test out loud (sales call, podcast intro).
Run small recall/preference checks with real users.
Document the decision + usage rules for rollout.

Don’t — common pitfalls

Start without a positioning brief.
Choose near-misses of famous brands (legal + trust risk).
Over-optimize for exact .com and accept a weak name.
Use hyphens, numbers, or leetspeak.
Lean on tired suffixes (-ify, -ly, -tron) to seem “brandable”.
Ignore global meanings or pronunciation issues.
Pick names that box you into one product or niche.
Decide only by internal opinions; skip user recall.
Ignore SEO collisions with dominant terms/brands.
Delay legal clearance until the end.