Business Name Generator
Set the industry, a few words that matter, and a naming style — then browse ideas with domain and handle availability shown next to each one.
Interface preview. Names below are a fixed sample set and the availability badges are illustrative — no registry or domain lookup happens yet. Always verify a name with your local business registry and a trademark search before you commit.
What you're naming
Before you commit
- Search the trademark registerAn available domain means nothing if the name is already a registered mark in your class.
- Say it out loud, twiceIf you'd have to spell it every time you say it on a call, it will cost you for years.
- Check it in other languagesEspecially if you plan to trade across borders.
- Leave room to growA name naming one service becomes a constraint the day you add a second.
Common questions
Less than you used to. A country domain like .com.au or .pk carries local trust, and .studio or .co are unremarkable now. What matters more is that the domain matches the name exactly — hyphens and creative misspellings cost you every time someone types it.
Three separate checks: your national business registry, the trademark register for the classes you'll trade in, and a plain search of the name plus your industry. All three can come back clear and a lawyer may still spot a conflict — worth an hour of advice before you print anything.
No, and the difference catches people out. Registering a business name usually gives you the right to trade under it, not the exclusive right to it. A trademark is what stops someone else using it. See the disclaimer — this isn't legal advice.