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NAMESTATION.COM. NameStation is a powerful combination of word-generation tools – from random-word generators (with character, special symbol and number options) to suffix and prefix tools – that all go and search the availability of the dotcom and other top-level domains in real time. Very handy. Imagine you’re building a healthy-food app. You might enter words such as ‘tasty’, ‘healthy’ and it helps by generating more, similar, words, and then immediately checks whether domains such as tastyapp.com, healthyfood.com and hundreds of other permutations are available. SEDO.COM. This is probably the largest – and most usable – premium domain reseller on the Internet. In one central place you can see all the great domain names you’d kill to own that enterprising individuals have already purchased and are now trying to resell (to entrepreneurs like you) at an inflated price. It’s vexing – but buying domain names is a just land grab. The site is easy to use – and reputable. I’ve purchased domains here before and had a flawless experience – but, as mentioned before, be ready to part with a few thousand dollars to get something short, catchy and memorable. DOMAINNAMESOUP.COM. This is a pretty fun site. For those looking to grab a short and unique name such as etsy.com, it helpfully lists all the available three-, four- and five-character domains – and also the ones that are currently for sale. It also has a big selection of tools to generate all kinds of company and app names for all kinds of industries and segments. I’ve used it many times and recommended it – with great feedback – to a lot of people. INSTANTDOMAINSEARCH.COM. This is a simple and handy site that allows you quickly to type in domain-name options and check whether they are available in real time – no page refreshes. It’s very handy. It also gives you a small selection of similar and related domains.
George Berkowski (How to Build a Billion Dollar App)