Whenever we start building any new website, one of the most important factors is choosing a domain name. There are many domain name suggestion generator tools available in the market and in today’s post, I have compiled a list of some of the most recommended tools that will help you find domain names based on keywords or name ideas.
One approach I always recommend is to choose a branded or keyword-rich domain name, depending on the business model of your new website. If you are creating a micro-niche website, it is better to choose a name that contains keywords. If you are looking to be in the long run, I recommend choosing a brand name like SidelinePlay, Labnol, Lifehacker, etc. These brand names are very useful and will have a significant impact in the long run. In particular, a name that is easy to remember always helps. Try not to use a name that is difficult to spell or type.
List of domain name suggestion generator tools:
The domain suggestion tool is very useful when you are searching for some good domain names based on keywords (especially when you get quotes from some domain registrars to buy domains for $1 using their special offers).
Before using any of the following tools, I strongly recommend that you read the following tutorials:
So let’s start with a handy list of websites that will help you find the best domain name for your new website.
Note: All of these sites offer some common features:
- You can purchase a domain directly from any service
- Domain name available or sold
- Some of them found the listings on the second-hand domain market.
1. DomainsBot
DomainsBot is a simple domain name suggestion tool that will also give you some great domain name suggestions using your keywords. What I like about this site is that when you search for niche-based keywords, it will also find a list of domain names from SEDO and Godaddy along with prices. This helps in choosing the best keyword-rich domain name for your new website. It is truly a perfect keyword domain name generator tool.
2. Businessnamegenerator
Business** Name Generator** is a tool that uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to generate business names, designed to help users quickly find unique, memorable, and business-related names. These tools typically provide multiple name suggestions and take into account domain name availability, thus simplifying the process of selecting and registering a business name.
3. Shopify Business Name Generator Tool
Shopify is the most popular e-commerce website. They also have a business name generator tool that can help you come up with a meaningful domain name for your business. The only limitation is that it only searches for .com domains. However, the results are pretty accurate.
Check out the Shopify Business Name Generator Tool
4.Domain name suggestion
This tool allows you to search for domain names with the extensions .com, .cc, .TV, .net. Adult name suggestions are turned off by default, but you can turn them on. However, this is not a good idea, as many firewalls block access to websites based on keywords in the domain name.
5. BustAName
BustAName is my second favorite domain search tool after Domainsbot . It makes mind mapping so easy with tons of suggestions and words. You can add multiple keywords and it will shuffle them around to see if there are any domains available. You can quickly add a prefix or suffix which also makes it easier to find the domain you want.
6.Namesmith
Namesmith is a simple and easy-to-use domain name generator. Enter your idea and it will suggest available domain names that can be registered, including the most common and newest TLDs.
In addition, it also has a random domain name function. If you don’t have any good ideas, you can try your luck with the random domain name.
I hope this list of domain name suggestion tools* helps you find the best domain name for your next project.
If you use other similar tools and find them helpful in finding great available domain names, please let us know.
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