Startup domain names, right in your inbox.
Name your startup, your app, or your side project. Every week, a few good domain names we have already registered, each at a fixed price, yours within a day.
- 3 to 5 domains a week
- $95 to $395, fixed
- No auctions, no bidding wars
A fraction of marketplace prices
Only names we'd build on
Straight to your Namecheap account
Latest domains
Browse all domains →renderplug.com
A direct name for a 3D rendering plugin or a tool that connects render workflows.
Perfect for
- A rendering plugin for Blender or Rhino
- A render-queue automation API
- A connector for 3D asset pipelines
- A browser-based scene preview tool
inferyard.com
$195
A name for where AI models do the work: inference, evaluation and model ops.
Perfect for
- Model inference API
- AI evaluation and routing platform
- Private model deployment tool
- Predictive analytics workspace
draftype.com
$145
A compact blend of draft and type for tools that shape words, layouts, or early ideas.
Perfect for
- A collaborative writing and editing workspace
- A font testing and specimen tool
- An AI tool for ad and social copy drafts
- A layout tool for editorial teams
How it works
We do the looking. You do the deciding.
- 1
We go looking
Thousands of available domains every week. Almost all of them get thrown out.
- 2
A few land in your inbox
Three to five that made the cut, each written up properly, every week.
- 3
You pay by card
At the price shown, in a minute. No account required.
- 4
Then it's yours
We send the transfer invite within 24 hours. You accept, done.
What's inside each issue
A domain on its own tells you nothing. Every pick comes with the thinking behind it.
Why it stands out
How it sounds, what it evokes, why it holds up as a brand.
What you could build on it
Concrete products, not vague category labels.
A price and a buy link
$95 to $395, fixed, straight to checkout.
Frequently asked questions
How buying works, and what happens after.
Who is this for?
Anyone naming something. Indie hackers and developers starting side projects, founders naming a SaaS or an app, people launching a newsletter, and studios who would rather not spend a week brainstorming.
How much do the domains cost?
Between $95 and $395, fixed and shown upfront. No auctions, no bidding wars, no haggling. After that you owe your registrar the usual yearly renewal, and nothing to us.
Why pay more than a registration fee?
Because these names are no longer available to register: we have already registered every one of them, and a name like that does not stay free for long. What you pay for is the hunt. Each week we go through thousands of domains that are still free, keep the few we would build on ourselves, and take them off the market. If you would rather search on your own, a name generator and a registrar will cost you about $10 and an evening.
Do I need an account to buy?
Not to pay. An email address and a card is the whole of it. To receive the domain you need a free Namecheap account, and the transfer invite we send makes one for you as you go if you don't have one.
How long until the domain is mine?
We send the invite within 24 hours, usually less. From there it is yours to accept, and the domain moves the moment you do. The invite is good for 7 days.
How does the domain actually reach me?
We keep our domains at Namecheap and send a transfer invite to the email you paid with. Accept it and the domain drops into your account: free, instant, no auth codes, no five-day transfer window. You are not stuck there either, and can move it to any registrar you like afterwards.
How do you pick them?
By hand, with one filter: would we seriously consider building on this ourselves? Short, easy to say out loud, easy to spell, and it sounds like a startup or an app you would want to try. Everything else gets cut.
Can I buy something from an old issue?
Yes. Every domain we have featured stays on the site, and anything still available is still yours at the same price it was listed at.
Good domains, right in your inbox.
A few names worth building on, every week. Grab one when something clicks.