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Generated Names

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Saved Names

๐Ÿ’ก Pro Tips for Naming Your Startup

  • Check domain availability โ€” Aim for a .com domain, it builds trust
  • Search trademarks โ€” Use the USPTO database before committing
  • Say it out loud โ€” Make sure it sounds professional in conversation
  • Think long-term โ€” Will it still fit if your company pivots or grows?

About the Startup Name Generator

Finding the perfect name for your startup is one of the most important early decisions you'll make. A great name is memorable, easy to spell, and hints at what your company does. Our startup name generator creates modern, tech-inspired names perfect for SaaS companies, AI startups, mobile apps, and digital businesses.

The generator combines modern prefixes with tech-inspired suffixes to create names that sound professional, innovative, and domain-ready.

Example Startup Names

Here are some example names our generator can create:

Cloudify Novahub Syncio Pulselab Flexbase Datastack Sparkflow Zenpath Boostly Scaleup

What Makes a Great Startup Name?

The best startup names share these characteristics:

Naming Patterns for Tech Startups

Successful tech companies often use these naming patterns:

Before You Launch

After finding a name you love, complete this checklist:

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a good startup name?

A good startup name should be memorable, short (2-3 syllables), easy to spell, unique, and have an available .com domain. It should also sound professional and work well internationally.

Can I use these names for my business?

Yes! All generated names are free to use for any purpose. However, you should still check trademark availability and domain registration before launching your business.

How do I check if a startup name is available?

Check domain availability on registrars like Namecheap or GoDaddy, search the USPTO trademark database, and do a Google search to see if similar companies exist.

Should I use a .com domain?

.com is generally preferred for business credibility, but alternatives like .io (popular for tech), .co, and .app can also work well for startups.