Name generator

The name generator turns a short description ("a friendly fintech startup for solo creators") into thousands of candidate domain names – then optionally pipes every name through DomainRadar's availability check in one click.

How it works

1. You write a prompt – a sentence or two describing the product, tone, audience.
2. You pick TLDs to consider (.com, .io, .app, .ai, …) and a generation size:
   • small – ~100 names. Useful for quick brainstorming.
   • medium – ~1,000 names. Reasonable shortlist size.
   • large – ~10,000 names. Comprehensive but slower.
3. The generator runs (a few seconds to a few minutes depending on size). Output is a list of candidate names.
4. Click Check availability. Every name × every TLD enters a bulk check. Available domains surface to the top of the results.

Cost model

• Generation is a flat-rate job (size doesn't significantly change the price). See the pricing page for the current rate.
• Availability checks for generated names bill at standard bulk-check rates (cheap, mostly Bloom).

Behaviour and edge cases

• Names aren't unique across jobs. Different generation runs with similar prompts can produce overlapping candidates. That's fine – the pipeline dedupes inside one bulk check.
• The list is delivered all-at-once when generation completes. There's no streaming partial output.
• Generation jobs are retained alongside their generated names so you can revisit and re-check availability later. Re-checks pick up new registrations against the same name list.

Related

• Generate names
• Bulk checks