Buy a Company Name With A .com Domain and Logo Included

Buy a company name, domain, and logo. Every brand starts with a company name so take your time to choose the right brandable name for your business. Since every serious company in today’s world should have a website, we solve 3 issues at the same time (company name, domain, and logo).

*Please check the quiz at the bottom of the page so we can understand what you really search for! You can also check some interesting domain name stats too.

*If you are looking for a more inexpensive way to find a name you can start a contest on Squadhelp (click here). You will receive 300+ name submissions and matching .com only at $299!

Yubr.com

A very powerful and energetic name. Some of its uses: A music-related service, a mobile game, a marketing company, or ...
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Yiul.com

4 letter names are really memorable and fun to use for your company. You can actually use it to any ...
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Vandalino.com

The name is catchy and memorable to help you build a strong brand. It fits great to these industries: fashion, ...
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Uzno.com

A short brandable name for any business. Inquire How Does Domain Ownership Transfer Work? 1.)You can visit the domain name ...
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UltraSpoon.com

A great name that brings images of a cookware brand, restaurant chain, or any type of site related to food ...
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Ubzo.com

For all the kinds of startups. Imagine that you can build the new uber! Inquire How Does Domain Ownership Transfer ...
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TurnWind.com

An ideal option for any travel or outdoor activities related company. There is a sense of freedom and confidence in ...
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SwiftMore.com

A name that promotes a dynamism. It fits great to financial services companies, management consulting, or even for a cool ...
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Suciva.com

It can be used for a shiny brand related to music or fashion! Inquire How Does Domain Ownership Transfer Work? ...
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SteadyMen.com

This name inspires confidence and strength of character. It would be a perfect fit for the fashion and self-development industries ...
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SpurPay.com

A great name for any financial services related company. Inquire How Does Domain Ownership Transfer Work? 1.)You can visit the ...
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SpeakLogics.com

A serious and authoritative name that is tied related to trustworthy brands. Technology seems the best fit here. Some of ...
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SeaPalm.com

A name that promotes calmness, joy and peace. It would be ideal for any health,beauty or travel company. Inquire How ...
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SayReady.com

A great domain name for a brand related to fitness, travel or outdoor activities. It is a catchy phrase that ...
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PoliteFreedom.com

Ideal company name for a news channel, a newspaper, or a magazine. It fits great with politics or a human ...
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Orderiva.com

A clever variation of the word "order". You can use it for an eCommerce platform, a shipping company, or a ...
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Brand names feedback (6 quick questions)

Created by

Dionysios Alexopoulos

Brand Names Feedback

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Do you like any of the company names above, if yes which one?

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If you like a name what stops you from buying?

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What is your industry?

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What is the maximum amount of money (in US dollars) you can offer for your ideal name?

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Any additional note?

Domain Names Stats

Around 80% of startups prefer to use a .com for their domain! Around 70% of startups choose a real word or a combination of real words for their domains. The rest 30% of startups choose a creative, unique, and invented company name.

More than 90% of startups choose 1 or 2 words combination for their company names! More than 80% of startups choose a domain of 11 characters maximum!

Here is the detailed post with the survey I did:

Startup Naming Trends Statistics

Key takeaways from the post and the stats:

.com is still the king of all the domain name extension and the trend seems that will remain for years.In general, a shorter version of a company name seems a popular choice.Companies are open to brandable names even if they don’t directly reveal their industry or they don’t contain some commercially intent keywords.