19,416 names, every one with a price on it

Find a premium name for your new venture in minutes, not months.

Describe the business you are building, in your own words. We read what you mean, then show names that fit, each with an asking price and an honest note on what it does not suit.

Free to use. You buy from Dynadot, and the seller sets the price either way.

696
under $1,000
18,298
are .com
11,720
over 10 years old

Real names on the market, already wearing their brand

Every mark is generated for its name. Click one to see the whole brand case.

The 2am problem

You have a business. You just can’t call it anything.

Naming is the smallest task on your list and the one that has stopped you for a month. Not because it’s hard to think of words. Every word you think of is gone.

Twelve tabs, zero names

Every clean .com you try lands on a parking page from 2011.

The generator problem

AI suggests a hundred names. Ninety-eight are taken; the two left are unpronounceable.

Nothing else can start

You can't build a landing page, a logo, or a deck until the thing has a name.

You settle

So you take the one with the awkward spelling, and live with it for years.

The part nobody tells you

“Available” and “for sale” are not the same list.

A registrar search shows you what nobody has claimed: the leftovers, after twenty-five years of the internet picking the good ones. It does not show you the enormous market of names that are owned and openly for sale.

That’s the list we search. It is where the short names, the real words, and the domains with a decade of history actually live.

What a registrar shows you
getmybrandapp-hq.com
brandly7.io
thebrandlyapp.net
Free, because nobody wanted them.
What we show you
Owned, priced, and buyable today.

From a sentence to a domain you own

1

Describe the business

“Upwork but for influencers” is a complete brief. We read the meaning: who it serves, what category it sits in, how it should sound. Not the keywords you happened to type.

2

See names with prices attached

Every result is a live listing with an asking price. No brokers, no “enquire for pricing”, no waiting three days to learn it costs more than your runway.

3

Own it the same day

Checkout is on Dynadot, a registrar that has been doing this for 23 years. You get the domain outright, transferred to your account, usually within the hour.

What this actually costs

Cheaper than the month you’ll spend deciding.

Premium domains have a reputation for six-figure sales, and those exist. They are not what most of this index looks like.

696 names, about 4% of everything listed, are under $1,000. Sellers set the prices; we just show them.

Under $10056 names
Under $500307 names
Under $1,000696 names
Under $5,00014,118 names
Browse everything under $500 →

What you actually walk away with

The domain outright

Full ownership, transferred to your registrar account. Not a lease, not a licence.

No recurring fee to us

You pay the seller once. After that it is a normal domain with a normal renewal.

The matching name

Nobody owns an ordinary word. A domain is the only part of a brand you can actually buy.

An asking price, upfront

Nearly every listing has a number on it. You are not opening a negotiation.

Why not the other four tabs you have open

Registrar searchName generatorBranding agencyBrandifly
Names worth havingRarelyInventedYesYes
Actually buyableYesUsually notYou register itYes
Price shown upfrontYesn/aNoYes
Typical cost$12Free$5,000+Often under $5,000
Time to a decisionWeeksWeeksMonthsThis afternoon

Questions people ask

Why not just use a domain name generator?+

Generators invent names and then check whether they happen to be free, which is why nearly everything they suggest is either taken or unusable. We search names that already exist and already have a price, so every result is something you can actually buy.

Aren't these all expensive?+

Some are. Most are not. 696 of the names on the site are listed under $1,000 today, and 14,118 under $5,000. The seller sets the price, and it is on the page before you click anything.

Why is a taken domain better than a free one?+

Free domains are the ones nobody wanted. Names that were registered years ago tend to be shorter, more pronounceable, and often carry age and inbound links, things you cannot buy later at any price.

Where does the purchase happen?+

On Dynadot. We do not take payment or hold your domain at any point; we find the name and hand you over to the registrar that lists it.

How do you make money?+

Dynadot pays us a referral commission when someone buys through us. It does not change your price. The seller sets that, and you pay the same either way.

Do I need an account?+

No. Search, filter, and browse without signing up for anything. You will only make an account at Dynadot when you decide to buy.

The name you loved last night was registered in 2009.

It is probably still for sale. So are 19,416 others. Describe what you’re building and stop calling it “the app”.

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