Domaynly vs newnamer

Domaynly is a web tool that generates startup and brand name ideas from a business description, then checks matching domain availability. Users select the top-level domains to check, and results are checked in selection order, starting with.com. Availability checks use public RDAP/WHOIS sources. Users can save favorite names and search history to form a shortlist, but domain registration must be completed with a registrar they choose; Domaynly does not sell or register domains. Availability status may be delayed or incorrect, so the company advises verifying it with a registrar before purchase. Domaynly also does not perform trademark clearance, leaving legal review to users before adopting a brand. Name-generation prompts are sent to Anthropic and/or OpenRouter. The free plan provides up to eight brand names with a free selected TLD per generation, one free guest generation, four domain variation checks per name, and saved search history. Signing up provides two additional free generations, or three if cold. Starter costs $12 once, with no monthly renewal and credits that never expire; it includes 40 generations and unlimited domain variation checks.

newnamer is a free web tool for generating domain-name ideas for apps, websites, businesses, products, and projects, then checking whether those domains appear available. You can lock keywords, set where they appear, exclude words, choose the number of words, and select styles such as alliteration, rhyme, or brandable ideas. Generated names use letters only; numbers, hyphens, and other symbols are excluded. The checker covers .com, .co.uk, .net, .io, .ai, .app, .dev, .co, .uk, and .org. Results can be liked or disliked, filtered into a shortlist, or expanded with more names while retaining earlier checks and preferences. Availability checks query public DNS-over-HTTPS services, using Google Public DNS first and Cloudflare if needed. This indicates discovery only, not registrar confirmation, and domains without active DNS can appear open. No account is required. The privacy policy says searched words and domains may be sent to DNS services; broad interactions may be tracked by Google Analytics without sending entered terms. Google AdSense uses cookies for advertising.