New (to me at least) great name generation site

[markfromslo]

Great name generation site

I just found a really great web site for synonym-based name generation. Way better than Nameboy.com, which I've been using up until now. It's called DomainsBot.com. I'm kind of new at all this, so maybe you guys already know about it.

If you aren't already familiar, I wrote up a description of it in my blog you can read here.

 

[jayl]

I just found a really great web site for synonym-based name generation. Way better than Nameboy.com, which I've been using up until now. It's called DomainsBot.com. I'm kind of new at all this, so maybe you guys already know about it.

If you aren't already familiar, I wrote up a description of it in my blog you can read here.

Theres an old version (expireddomains.com) - the paid membership version of the site is very good. IMO the new domainsbot brings up far much more junk. One I found today:

www.pcnames.com

 

[markfromslo]

Theres an old version (expireddomains.com) - the paid membership version of the site is very good. IMO the new domainsbot brings up far much more junk. One I found today:

www.pcnames.com

Domainsbot is free, though. And, you can remove synonyms that produce any junk. Plus, you'll always get junk while brainstorming. If it is too limiting, you could miss that one word that is valuable.

I find it extremely useful. I picked up some great names I didn't find with other programs.

No one program should be replied up anyway. I usually have a several up at once.

 

[user-7256]

Thanks for that! Rep updated!

 

[jayl]

Domainsbot is free, though. And, you can remove synonyms that produce any junk. Plus, you'll always get junk while brainstorming. If it is too limiting, you could miss that one word that is valuable.

I find it extremely useful. I picked up some great names I didn't find with other programs.

No one program should be replied up anyway. I usually have a several up at once.

PCnames is free and the old version of DomainsBot (ExpiredDomains) does have a free section. Personally I find that PCnames and ExpiredDomains let me find good available domains faster than DomainsBot does, but maybe thats just me.

 

[IceCatraz]

No I agree, for some reason it is faster than Domain Bot

 

[Toker]

I just found a really great web site for synonym-based name generation. Way better than Nameboy.com, which I've been using up until now. It's called DomainsBot.com. I'm kind of new at all this, so maybe you guys already know about it.

If you aren't already familiar, I wrote up a description of it in my blog you can read here.

I posted that link here about a week ago, it's still a beta
edition and he welcomes comments by the way..

 

[Michelle]

Great site, thanks

Not many np's so have added to your rep

 

[markfromslo]

PCnames is free and the old version of DomainsBot (ExpiredDomains) does have a free section. Personally I find that PCnames and ExpiredDomains let me find good available domains faster than DomainsBot does, but maybe thats just me.

But isn't PCNames just for deleted domain names? Not sure about ExpriredDomains, but from the name I'd think the same is true. Domainsbot will list names that were never registered.

Thanks for that! Rep updated!

Thanks for the rep update. I'm so knew here I didn't even know what that menat until your post caused me to look it up.

PCnames is free and the old version of DomainsBot (ExpiredDomains) does have a free section. Personally I find that PCnames and ExpiredDomains let me find good available domains faster than DomainsBot does, but maybe thats just me.

By the way, thanks for letting me know about PCNames, though. It is helpful and you are right that it is fast!

Is there a good listing of the best tools like these somewhere?

 

[linker]

nice site

I like that site, it is very helpful... But I just found a domain name there that I loved, and it said it was available, and when I went to get it it was gone... oh well, I know that happens, it was a nice name though ...

 

[Element]

Thanks for the great link. Ill be sure to try it out some time.

 

[hanz]

thanks for this link, I never knew this site