Tips for choosing a name
Say the name out loud and imagine it on a sign, a website and a visiting card. Ask three people to spell it after hearing it once. If they struggle, your customers will too. Prefer names that work in more than one language or country if you plan to sell widely.
After you pick a name
- Check the domain name and social media handles.
- Register the business name with the right authority in your country.
- Make your first invoice with the invoice generator.
- Plan your prices with the profit margin calculator.
This tool gives ideas only. It does not check whether a name is free or legally available.
Frequently asked questions
How does the generator come up with names?
It mixes words that suit your industry, such as a strong first word and an ending like Studio, Works or Hub, and in some styles adds your own keyword.
Are the names unique?
They are random mixes, so someone else may already use a similar one. Always check before you commit.
What should I check before choosing a name?
Search for the name online, check that the domain and social media handles are free, search your local trademark register and check whether the name is allowed when you register the business.
What makes a good business name?
Short, easy to spell and say, hard to confuse with others, and not too narrow, so it still fits when your business grows.
Can I use my own word?
Yes. Type it in the keyword box and the names will include it.