Client briefs into client-safe shortlists.

Q: Can we run several client briefs at once?

Yes. Each brief is its own Radar with its own search logic, saved names, and notes. Your first Radar is free, then 10 credits a month each.

Q: Is the trademark check enough for a client recommendation?

It catches obvious USPTO conflicts early and links to the record. Confirm with counsel before the client commits to a brand.

Q: Does it buy the domain for the client?

No. It links to the registrar or marketplace; the purchase happens there, under their terms.

Run the brief against real one-word domains, build a shortlist with cost and risk shown, and present options you will not have to walk back in the meeting.

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Sourcing is easy. Presenting is the painful part.

The hours go into formatting, rechecking, and explaining choices, and most of them are not billable.

Manual shortlist assembly

Names get collected fast, then hours go into Sheets, decks, and rewriting the reasoning for the client.

Late surprises burn credibility

A name gets presented, the client loves it, and then the price or availability turns out to be unrealistic.

The reasoning lives in one head

Why each option made the cut is strategist memory, so reviews and revisions become non-billable archaeology.

From brief to presentable, with the facts shown.

The same sorting you do today, minus the rechecking and the manual formatting.

Start from the brief

Run the client brief as a search: tone, market, budget, and constraints become real filters.

Review each name with price, cost and risk in view

Every candidate carries 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, status, 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, risk flags, and TLD coverageTLD coverageHow many of the other endings for the same word are already taken. Wide coverage means people want the word, and that the name is harder to replace with a cheaper ending.Learn more while you sort keepers from noise.

Save the names

Structured states and notes replace the Sheets tab. The reasoning stays attached to each name.

Prepare the recommendation

Review the finalists side by side on fit, cost to own, and risk before you commit to a direction.

Share the finalists

Send the finalists as a client review link. Clients see the finalists and the reasoning without an account, and never see your comparison scores.

The workflow studios actually run today.

Search, Radars, saved names, and client review links are live. Sold as a workflow, not as a full agency OS.

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Prompt search

A client brief in plain words becomes filters, keywords, and real candidates.

A Radar per brief

Each client brief keeps its own search logic, saved names, and notes.

Saved names with states

Candidate, finalist, chosen, rejected: explicit states instead of color-coded cells.

Cost to own

Ask, renewal, availability, and where to buy it on every option you show.

Risk flags, early

Trademark check and history signals before a risky name reaches the client.

Matches for long client searches

A client Radar stays live and brings new matches in as they appear, for as long as the search runs.

Answer “why this one?” before the client asks.

Every option you present carries the same three answers, so the recommendation reads as method, not taste.

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, with same-word TLD coverageTLD coverageHow many of the other endings for the same word are already taken. Wide coverage means people want the word, and that the name is harder to replace with a cheaper ending.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, shown before the deck is built.

Studios run on Full Access, per strategist.

One plan, a seat per teammate at the same price, and client review links that use no seat at all.

Full Access

Seats at the same price

$19per month, cancel any time

Unlimited standalone Watchlists across clients
A client review link for finalists
Every advanced filter and full summaries
New matches on every Radar for slow mandates
CSV export up to 10,000 rows

Get every feature

Client review links are read-only, need no account, and can be revoked at any time. Every limit, spelled out: Compare plans

Studio questions, answered.

What the workflow covers, what clients see, and where the product stops.

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Do clients need an account to review finalists?

No. The client review link is read-only and needs no account. Clients see the finalists and the reasoning, never your comparison scores.

Can we run several client briefs at once?

Yes. Each brief is its own 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 with its own search logic, saved names, and notes. Your first Radar is free, then 10 creditsCreditsThe balance you spend on the priced actions, such as appraising a name or running a full analysis. Browsing and searching never use it.Learn more a month each.

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Does it produce the deck?

No. It produces the finalists with the facts shown and a client review link; the presentation stays yours.

Is the trademark check enough for a client recommendation?

It 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 early and links to the record. Confirm with counsel before the client commits to a brand.

Does it buy the domain for the client?

No. 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; the purchase happens there, under their terms.

Run the brief, review each name with price, cost and risk in view, and share finalists the client can trust.

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