From product brief to a shortlist you can buy this week.

Q: What if the name I love is taken or too expensive?

Every candidate shows same-word coverage across other TLDs with their status and price, so you see realistic fallbacks immediately instead of starting the search over.

Q: Does it register the domain for me?

No. When you decide, it links to the registrar or marketplace and you complete the purchase there, at their price.

Q: Is the trademark check legal advice?

No. The check catches obvious USPTO conflicts and links to the record. Confirm with counsel before you commit to a brand.

Describe what you are building. Get real one-word domains with prices and availability, compare the strongest candidates on fit, cost to own and risk, and leave with a name you can explain to anyone.

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Naming stalls launches.

Not because ideas are missing, but because nothing turns ideas into a decision.

Generators suggest, registrars disappoint

Name ideas arrive without prices or status, so the favorite turns out taken, parked, or far beyond budget.

Twenty tabs, no shortlist

Candidates live across registrarsRegistrarThe company you buy and renew a domain through, such as Namecheap or GoDaddy. It does not own the name, it only registers it for you.Learn more, marketplacesMarketplaceA site where owners list domains for sale and buyers make offers, such as Sedo or Afternic.Learn more, and notes. Nothing tracks what was already checked or rejected.

The decision never feels resolved

Without price, risk, and fallbacks in one view, every option stays a maybe and the launch waits on the name.

One Radar, from brief to decision.

The naming phase gets one Radar, its saved names, and an end.

Describe the product

Write the brief in plain words: what it does, the tone, the budget. It becomes weighted keywords and real filters.

Get buyable candidates

Results are real domains with ask priceAsk priceThe price the current seller is asking today. It is where a negotiation starts, not what the name finally sells for.Learn more, availability status, and renewalRenewalThe yearly fee that keeps a domain yours. You pay it for as long as you hold the name, and on some endings it costs far more than the first year did.Learn more cost, not suggestions to go check somewhere else.

Save the names in a Radar

The brief, the saved search, and the names you save live in one RadarRadarA saved search or a naming brief that keeps running. It carries the brief, a deadline, your saved names, your finalists and a client review link, so you keep watching a market instead of rebuilding the same search.Learn more instead of loose tabs, with alerts on your candidates.

Narrow with the full case

Each finalist shows fit for the brand, total cost to own, risk flags, and same-word TLDTLDThe ending of a domain name, like .com, .ai or .io. Short for top-level domain.Learn more fallbacks.

Decide and move

Open the registrarRegistrarThe company you buy and renew a domain through, such as Namecheap or GoDaddy. It does not own the name, it only registers it for you.Learn more or marketplaceMarketplaceA site where owners list domains for sale and buyers make offers, such as Sedo or Afternic.Learn more path for the winner and get back to building.

Built for one good decision.

The parts of the product a founder actually touches during a naming sprint.

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Prompt search

One plain-language brief returns real candidates with prices attached.

Plain-language summaries

A clear read on each candidate in plain language, with the reasons visible.

Radars

The brief, search logic, saved names, and notes in one place you can come back to.

Saved names

Candidates move through explicit states: candidate, finalist, chosen, rejected.

TLD fallbacks

See how the same word is taken across other endings before you overpay for one.

Trademark check

A caution flag before you fall in love with a risky name.

Business Ideas

A daily edition of trending one-word names, each with three businesses you could build on it.

Every finalist answers three questions.

Fit for the brand, cost to own, and the risk you take on. The same three, on every name, so the choice is a comparison and not a mood.

Fit

Word profile, tone, and demand context that connect the name back to the brief.

Cost to own

Ask, renewalRenewalThe yearly fee that keeps a domain yours. You pay it for as long as you hold the name, and on some endings it costs far more than the first year did.Learn more, availability, and where to buy it, plus the same word across other TLDsTLDThe ending of a domain name, like .com, .ai or .io. Short for top-level domain.Learn more.

Risk

TrademarkTrademarkA registered right over a name inside one line of business. Owning a domain gives you no trademark, and a domain can collide with somebody else’s.Learn more check and history signals before you commit to a brand.

One naming decision, one month.

Full Access covers the whole sprint: prompt search, Radars, finalists, summaries. Stop when the name is chosen.

Full Access

One month is usually enough

$19per month, cancel any time

Prompt search with every filter
Every page of every search, not just the first
Full summaries with trademark check
Same-word TLD coverage on every candidate
7-day full refund, no conditions

Get every feature

Explorer is free and permanent if you only need the first page of a search and basic filters. Every limit, spelled out: Compare plans

Founder questions, answered.

What the product does for a naming sprint, and what it leaves to you.

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Is this a name generator?

No. Generators invent names that may not exist. Unique Domains starts from domains that are actually registerable or for sale, and scores them against your brief.

How long does a naming decision take here?

Most founders run the brief, narrow to finalists, and register inside a month. Full Access is monthly so you can stop when the name is chosen.

What if the name I love is taken or too expensive?

Every candidate shows same-word coverage across other TLDsTLDThe ending of a domain name, like .com, .ai or .io. Short for top-level domain.Learn more with their status and price, so you see realistic fallbacks immediately instead of starting the search over.

Browse brandable one-word domains

Does it register the domain for me?

No. When you decide, it links to the registrarRegistrarThe company you buy and renew a domain through, such as Namecheap or GoDaddy. It does not own the name, it only registers it for you.Learn more or marketplaceMarketplaceA site where owners list domains for sale and buyers make offers, such as Sedo or Afternic.Learn more and you complete the purchase there, at their price.

Is the trademark check legal advice?

No. The check catches obvious USPTOUSPTOThe United States Patent and Trademark Office, the public register searched to spot obvious trademark conflicts early. Searching it is a first check, never legal clearance.Learn more conflicts and links to the record. Confirm with counsel before you commit to a brand.

Can my co-founder see the finalists?

Yes. Share them through a client review link: it is read-only and needs no account.

Write the brief once. Leave with a name you can buy and explain to anyone.

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