Name generator

Generate brandable names

Describe what you're building; AI proposes domain candidates; DomainRadar checks them all.

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The name generator is the fastest way from "we need a domain" to "here's a shortlist of available options".

In the dashboard

  1. Open app.norcube.comDomainRadarName generator.
  2. Click New job.
  3. Fill in:
    • Description – what the product is, the brand tone, the audience. "A friendly fintech tool for solo creators – playful but not childish, no obvious money jargon" gives better results than "fintech app".
    • TLDs – which extensions to consider. Pick at least one; .com, .io, .app, .ai are common.
    • Sizesmall (~100 names), medium (~1,000), large (~10,000).
  4. Click Generate.

The job runs in the background. Refresh the page or watch the status badge: generatingcompleted.

Check availability of generated names

  1. Open the finished generation job.
  2. Click Check availability.
  3. Pick a check modeBloom or Verified is usually right for shortlist evaluation.

A bulk check fan-out runs every name × every selected TLD. You're redirected to the bulk job page. Available domains float to the top of the results.

Iterating on a prompt

Don't expect the first prompt to nail it. Generate a small batch, scan the output, adjust:

  • Too generic? Add more brand voice ("playful but technical", "British understatement").
  • Too obvious? Specify constraints ("no animal names", "no -ly suffixes").
  • Too long? Cap length implicitly ("short, 4–7 letters").

Behaviour and edge cases

  • Generation cost is flat per job. Size doesn't significantly change the price.
  • Availability checking is billed separately at standard bulk-check rates.
  • Generated names aren't trademarked-checked. A generator hit doesn't mean the name is legally clearable; do your own trademark search before registering anything you'd build a brand on.
  • Generated lists can be re-checked later. If a desirable domain was taken when you first checked, re-run the availability check in a few months – domains drop.

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