Nametastic is a naming tool that turns a short description of your idea into a list of brandable names and checks each one for domain availability as it goes. Each run produces 50 or more AI-scored suggestions, scored for memorability, pronounceability and brand potential, with live availability across more than 50 domain extensions including dot-com, dot-ai, dot-io and dot-app. Searches work without signup. Paid credits are sold as packs, with a Starter pack of 100 credits for $25 that never expire and carry no subscription.
Founders choosing a startup name are the obvious audience, along with developers hunting for a dot-dev, dot-io or dot-app domain for a side project, marketers who need a brandable microsite name for a campaign, and small business owners opening a shop or service. It also suits people outside business naming, since the same engine covers gamertags, character names, usernames and team names. No design or technical skill is required: you describe the concept in a few words and add detail if you want sharper suggestions.
A typical session starts with a plain description such as a fitness app or a sustainable flower shop. Nametastic returns names like short, energetic dot-com options, and refinement buttons push results shorter, more creative or toward a different style. The deep research mode digs into a technical niche before suggesting names. Users shortlist the ones that score well, confirm the domain can be registered, and then buy it from a registrar. Teams can use it to compare many candidates quickly before committing to a brand, a repository name or a campaign site.
