This tool uses AI to generate domain names based on the theme and keywords that you provide.

If you want a specific keyword to be present in the suggested names enter it in the second input field.

Yes, you can purchase the name you choose directly through this tool by clicking on the name and then clicking on 'purchase now' or 'purchase hosting plan' on the following page. Purchase the hosting plan first if you want to host a website on your domain name in order get your domain for free.

This tool can suggest available names in any TLD you specify. Some of the popular TLDs are listed in the drop down menu. If you are looking to get a domain name with the a TLD that is not listed, then select 'other', enter your desired TLD and the tool will suggest names that are available with that TLD.

If you don't uncheck the 'show available names only' toggle, all names suggested will be checked for availability before being shown to you. You will only get names that are available for registration. Also, you will not be able to register a name if it was already taken.

Yes, you can click on the star sign next to a suggested name to add it to your favorites. That will store the name in your browser's local storage for your future reference.

These favorited names are stored in your browser so you won't be able to see them if you use the tool on a different device or another browser on the same device.

These favorite names will be cleared if you clear your browser's cookies.

If you cleared your browser's cookies then your favorite items list was deleted.

Or if you are using a different browser or a different device other than the one you used to save the names, then you will not see your favorites list on it. Your names were stored on the local storage of the browser you originally used.

No, you can use the tool for free to suggest as many names as you want.

Yes, you can use this tool to generate names for free. You pay when you purchase a domain name.

Yes, our domain name generator tool includes a feature to check if matching social media handles are available for your chosen domain name. Click a suggested name to check its social media availability.

You can also check if a name you specify is available on social media by going to the 'social media availability' page from the top menu.

A domain name is the address that a website will be on. It is the address that people can type into their browser's address or search bar to reach a website. For example, this site is on the domain name 'wealthyperseverance.com'('brandnamer' is a subdomain). Domain names are used to identify and access websites and resources on the internet. And they are translated to the IP address of the website (a string of numbers that computers use to locate the website).

You will need a domain name if you want to host a website on the internet.

If you purchase a name it is yours for a period of time, typically a year (you can see the exact period before you purchase). You will have to renew and pay a fee if you want to keep it for another year.

It is where you purchase, register and renew your domain name.

TLD stands for Top-Level Domain, it can also called a 'domain extension' and it comes after the '.'. It indicates the domain's category or in some cases, the country of origin (e.g., .uk, .jp). For example, in 'wealthyperseverance.com', 'com' is the TLD, and 'wealthyperseverance' is the second-level domain. The dot '.' represents the root of the DNS hierarchy (the root domain). The Domain Name System (DNS) of the internet follows a hierarchical structure, which is why these naming conventions are used.

They can signify different things for example, .com for commerce/commercial, .org for organization, .edu for education, .gov for government, .online indicating an online presence not tied to a specific location.

However, even if they were originally intended for a specific purpose, many of these now are generic and can be used for any purpose. Country extensions like .ae .uk .ca .us and .jp indicate the site is specific to that country

'.com' is the most popular TLD, meaning that your audience might expect that your domain name will end with .com. However, being very popular also means that it will be harder to find an available domain name with it compared to other TLDs.

There are many TLDs to choose from, you should consider your audience when selecting one. For example, if you think your audience will trust you more with a '.com' then find an available name with '.com'. If '.online' is suitable for your website and your audience will find it appropiate, then use it.

Country specific TLDs and a few others like .gov have restrictions on who can use them based on if you are located in the specified country or if you are a government agency. However, for most other TLDs, there are no specific rules governing their use. You can choose a TLD that best suits your interest or business purpose. According to Google, your TLD choice and whether is contains a keyword or not (e.g '.store') will “not give any advantage or disadvantage in search.” Ultimately, the only difference that a TLD will make is if its percieved as trustworthy by users. And even newer TLDs are becoming more popular and therefore more trustworthy.

Also, the different TLDs usually have different prices.

These are names that are priced higher because they are taught to be higher value domain names. They may have been purchased by people at a regular price and then they were sold by them for higher to those who are willing.

If you are starting out it is generally not recommended to pay so much to get a premium domain name because regular domain names can be just as good and the success of your business does not mainly depend on the domain name. You can invest if you have the budget and you find that your domain name will be imortant for your success

Some hosting providers will give you a free domain name when you purchase a hosting plan with them. Some email service providers offer a free domain when you purchase a plan with them as well. However, with most of them, the domain name is only free for the first year. You will have to pay to renew the name if you want to keep it beyond that.

Some platforms will give you a custom subdomain for free. For example, with WordPress.com you can get 'yourdomain.wordpress.com' for free. Keep in mind, however. that this won't look very profesional

To choose a good domain name, keep it short, relevant to your brand, and easy to remember. Avoid numbers and hyphens, and consider using keywords related to your business.

Domain based email address(es) and email hosting are typically included with web hosting plans. Or you can use a separate email service provider.

If you want a step by step guide, you can sign up to receive your free guide at the bottom of this page.

You need a domain name to create a professional email address.

If you need a professional email address. e.g 'name@domainname.com', then you would need to purchase 'domainname.com'.

You can purchase a hosting plan through this tool by using the 'purchase hosting' button after choosing a name. Then create a WordPress website or any other website through the provider. For step by step instructions you can sign up below to receive your free guide.