Free tool
Is your business name actually any good?
Enter the name. We’ll check five domains, three social platforms, and grade distinctiveness, SEO, spelling, and audience fit — then tell you whether it’s strong, workable, or weak. Most users finish in under two minutes.
How it works
Three steps. About 90 seconds.
Enter your candidate name
Plus a one-line description of what the business does and who it's for. Two lines, sixty seconds.
We run the checks
Five domains in parallel (.com, .co, .io, .biz, .net), three socials, plus an AI grade across distinctiveness, memorability, spelling, SEO, and audience fit.
Get the scorecard
An overall 0–100 score, the verdict, three concrete next steps, and deep-links to verify state registration yourself.
Why this beats Googling each TLD yourself
What you can’t get from a registrar search box.
Real availability, not a guess. We do live DNS lookups and HTTP fetches for every TLD — and detect parking pages so a registered-but-for-sale .com doesn't show as 'taken' when it's actually buyable.
Honest grading. The AI scores on a 1–10 scale with no grade inflation. A generic name that's hard to trademark gets called out, not validated.
Authoritative deep-links. We send you to the Oklahoma Secretary of State search and registrar pages directly. We don't pretend our checks replace those — they prep you for them.
Specific recommendations. Not 'pick a memorable name' — actual moves like 'register the .co today, the .com is parked at Sedo for $12K.'
What happens to your data
- Your candidate name and description are sent to Claude (Anthropic) for grading. Anthropic doesn’t train on API data.
- We don’t store your name, your description, or anything that could identify what you’re considering naming.
- Optionally, you can share anonymized aggregates (verdict bucket, % of TLDs available, risk-flag count) so we can understand patterns. Default: off. You opt in on the results page.
Ready to put your name through the wringer?
No account. No credit card. Honest read in about 90 seconds.
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