Pick a name you can actually own.
Describe what you are building. namestack brainstorms hundreds of names, drops every one whose .com is already registered, and shows you the best of what is left — then checks the ones you like against trademarks, the App Store, Google Play and the web.
New here? Create an account on the sign-in screen — it has to be approved by an administrator before you can use it.
- Only names whose .com is free
- Trademark, App Store, Google Play and web checks
- Every verdict keeps its evidence and its reason
Invoicing for small studios
Example project · 6–8 letters · .com only
How a name gets found
From a sentence about your product to a name you can register, with the record behind every verdict a click away.
- 01
Describe
What you are building, the tone, the length you want — six to eight letters, say — and the words to use or avoid.
- 02
Generate
Hundreds of candidates, each asked of the .com registry before you see it. Only names whose .com is free come back, described and scored.
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Check
Approve a name and it is checked for sound and meaning, live US trademarks and the App Store; Google Play and the web are priced before they run. The trademark register here holds Nice classes 9 and 42 — software and SaaS. It is a knockout screen, not legal advice.
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Decide
Shortlist, reject, and record why. A read-only link shares the table, and shortlisted names are re-checked weekly in case a domain goes while you deliberate.