Brand first. Domains compared.
Choose a brand with somewhere to live.
Build a naming brief, check every brand across the same domain policy, and compare acquisition paths without hiding unavailable or uncertain checks.
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aidomains.appBrand strategy. Live checks.
A fair naming process
One brief. Comparable evidence.
Domain availability is part of brand strategy, but it should not secretly become the only strategy. Each concept is generated as a brand first, checked against the same policy, and ranked only after its acquisition paths are visible.
- 01Define
Capture the audience, promise, constraints, and domain policy explicitly.
- 02Generate
Create brand concepts without letting one convenient domain dominate ideation.
- 03Check
Check every exact primary path first, then generate fallbacks only where needed.
- 04Decide
Compare quality, availability, uncertainty, price, and evidence side by side.
Availability is a timestamped signal, not a reservation or trademark clearance. Read the methodology.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why start with the brand instead of an available domain?
- A convenient domain is one acquisition constraint, not the whole identity. Starting with a brief keeps meaning, memorability, and long-term fit in the decision.
- Are unavailable and unknown domains hidden?
- No. Every checked exact path stays visible as available, premium, unavailable, unknown, or failed so comparisons are honest.
- What is a premium domain?
- A premium domain is offered above standard registration pricing by a registry, current owner, or marketplace. We keep it visible and show the quoted price when one is available; confirm both purchase and renewal pricing with the registrar because availability and prices can change.
- When are prefixes and suffixes used?
- Exact primary domains are checked first for every concept. Modifiers are planned only for concepts that do not have a viable exact primary path and only when the policy allows them.
- How are brands ranked?
- The overall score is the rounded mean of semantic fit, pronunciation, spelling, distinctiveness, future-proofing, domain path quality, and cost. Higher scores rank first; acquisition tier and stable rules break ties.
- How long is a guest project retained?
- Guest projects expire after seven days and can be deleted immediately from the workspace. Account-owned projects remain until you delete them.
- Does a result mean the brand is legally clear?
- No. Availability is not trademark or company-name clearance. Confirm the domain with a registrar and obtain qualified legal advice before committing meaningful value.