Name ideas
These are example names. Add your own words and press Generate to check the domains.
Pepperora
- pepperora.com
Spoon Eatery
- spooneatery.com
The True Ember
- thetrueember.com
Salt Collective
- saltcollective.com
Silver Salt
- silversalt.com
The Olive Bistro
- theolivebistro.com
BasilFork
- basilfork.com
Harvest Goods
- harvestgoods.com
Saffron Market
- saffronmarket.com
Golden Ember
- goldenember.com
Pepper Studio
- pepperstudio.com
Table & Co
- tableco.com
Spofron
- spofron.com
Ember House
- emberhouse.com
Basilly
- basilly.com
Salt Eatery
- salteatery.com
The Sunny Salt
- thesunnysalt.com
Harvest Collective
- harvestcollective.com
Simple Spoon
- simplespoon.com
The Spoon Grill
- thespoongrill.com
OliveTable
- olivetable.com
Pepper Goods
- peppergoods.com
Thyme Market
- thymemarket.com
Pure Ember
- pureember.com
Spoon Studio
- spoonstudio.com
Harvest & Co
- harvestco.com
Thyper
- thyper.com
Pepper House
- pepperhouse.com
Hearthio
- hearthio.com
Pepper Bistro
- pepperbistro.com
How it works
- Step 1
Type a few words
Your name, what you sell or a feeling you want the brand to have.
- Step 2
Pick your business type
Bakery, clothing brand, Etsy shop and more: each one brings its own words.
- Step 3
Check the domains
Every name shows whether its .com is free; check .store and .shop on the names you like. Copy one, or build your store with it.
How to choose a business name
A good name is easy to say, easy to spell and still free as a domain. Run your favourites through these checks before you fall in love with one.
- Say it out loud. If you have to spell it for people, it will cost you visits.
- Keep it short: two words, or one invented word, ideally under 15 letters.
- Hint at what you sell, but leave room to grow: “Luna Bakery” can still sell coffee, “Luna Croissants” can't.
- Check the domain and the social handles before you decide. A name you can't get online is a name you'll have to change.
- Search your country's trademark register and the web to make sure nobody nearby already trades under it.
How the domain availability check works
For every name, we ask the registry that runs the domain ending (Verisign for .com, for example) whether the domain is registered. We use RDAP, the public lookup that replaced WHOIS.
Likely available means the registry has no record of the domain, so you can usually register it right away at any registrar. Taken means someone owns it. Couldn't check means the registry didn't answer in time: try again in a minute.
Someone else can register a domain at any moment, and some free-looking domains are reserved or sold at a premium price, so confirm at your registrar before you print anything.
.com, .store or .shop?
.com is still what people type by default, so take it if it's free. For an online store, .store and .shop are good second choices: short, clear about what the site does, and many more of them are still free.
Name ideas by business type
Frequently asked questions
Yes, with no account. Generate as many names as you like. Domain checks are free too, with a fair-use limit so the registries keep answering.
From your words and a list of words for your type of business, combined the way real brands are named: two words joined together, “The … Bakery”, “… & Co”, alliteration and short invented words. The same words always give the same names, and “More names” shows the next batch.
It asks each domain's registry directly, over RDAP, so it shows what the registry knows at that moment. “Likely available” means the registry has no record of the domain; reserved and premium domains can still show it, so always confirm at your registrar before you buy. Answers are kept for a few minutes.
The registries behind those three publish a public lookup we can ask directly. Every name gets its .com checked; .store and .shop are checked when you ask on a name. Endings such as .co and .io have no public lookup, so they can't be checked reliably.
The generator only checks domains. Before you commit to a name, search your country's trademark office and do a quick web search for businesses that already use it.
Register the domain at any registrar, then press “Build my store with this name”: NanoSite builds your online store with that name in a few minutes, and you can connect the domain to it.
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