Names & Domains For Startups
What an opportunity!
Remote driving (officially called “teleoperation”) is exploding. Vay just launched commercial service in Las Vegas, and Tesla is prepping remote control teams for robotaxis. RemoteDrivers.com
•Training/certification platform for remote operators
•Recruitment marketplace matching operators to companies
•Simulation software for teleoperation training
•Equipment/hardware solutions for remote driving setups
•Consulting for companies implementing teleoperation
Sometimes AI just gets it right!
PodioBook.com — where audio meets storytelling.
Short, memorable, and instantly brandable, PodioBook.com is the perfect name for anything in the booming audiobook and podcast space. Whether you’re launching a hit podcast about books, building a serialized fiction network, or creating a platform for indie audiobook publishing, PodioBook.com speaks directly to your audience.
Possible uses include:
Audiobook self-publishing platform.
Audiobook review & discovery hub.
Serialized fiction podcast network releasing episodes or chapters over time.
Author & narrator interview show or YouTube channel.
Voice talent marketplace connecting authors and narrators.
Educational audio library for learners of all ages.
With global audiobook revenue projected to keep climbing year over year, PodioBook.com gives you a head start with a name that’s easy to remember, spell, and share.
Own the domain that blends podcast + audiobook into one unforgettable brand.
PodioBook.com is available now.
I’ve wanted a digital twin for decades– a tool that knows me, knows my history, follows along with what I’m working on, and is a coach, a teammate, and a friend. I’ve been searching for the perfect domain to brand a platform where you could build one. I think I’ve found it: MyselfAndAI.com
[Update 2025] Seeing this Shaan Puri, My First Million episode and being reminded of what a great idea this. I really feel it could change the world and become a model for how artists and musicians make a living moving forward in an AI world. But it would take someone like Rick Beato, who already has the network of high-profile musician friends AND a state of the art studio to pull off. Or maybe Blake Mills, who is now running Sound Studio in Van Nuys. From what I’ve seen of Blake online he also seems to have that level of gear head nerdy it would take to locate and operate the missing piece of gear – the direct to vinyl cutters!
Why this is a billion dollar idea? It leads to a hardware play… Affordable direct to vinyl recorders, the vinyl to go with, and the marketplace in which these one-off recordings get sold. Collectible, one-off records, with original art sleeves.
This is an idea I’ve had for a long time that I keep coming back to do more research on. Recently I was able to register a great domain for the business. Basically the idea, based on 30 years in music, is to gather musicians together in a studio for the purpose of creating 1 only, direct-to-vinyl recording. Then match the musical artist to an awesome paint/print artist for the 12″ cover and you have a one-of-a-kind record. There’s only one. The musicians all sign it. The artist signs it. Everybody participates in the sale. You can make the digital versions of it available for free- the free version generates buzz and interest and there’s still something of value to sell at the end of the day. And, there’s only 1.
Right now the pain point for me is the vinyl cutting hardware. I know a lot of great musicians. I have a close friend with a killer studio who really cares about getting great tone. But the last time I checked, vinyl cutting hardware was running around $10k. I also just discovered that the one I had my eye on, the Vestax VRX-2000, has been discontinued.
What do you think? Do you know of anyone doing something like this already? How they’re doing? Also, if you stumble upon this post in your search for vinyl cutters, please share your insights with me in the comments.
Branded as a chain of cannabis cafes, but equally potent as a lifestyle media brand, podcast, or THC/CBD infused coffee company. Nice on the eyes and easy to remember. CoffeeAndKush.com
Rucking is trending and if you manufacture or sell rucking gear I’ve got your name/domain ready to roll. Just try to forget it!
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Sometimes it’s just that I love the sound of a word or the way it roles off my tongue. That’s what happened here when I saw that Spyle.com was dropping. It’s a bit of a stretch, but ‘Spy’ meets ‘Style’ is beside the point really–it’s a slick five letter domain to brand any sort of fashion or product around. And priced to sell. SPYLE.com
Sometimes you find a domain that’s dropping and you love it but can’t think what purpose it could serve in the world, what problem it would solve for someone building a business.
But then suddenly you realize… it would be perfect for …
How to convey something large, heavy and powerful in an edgy, concise and meaningful way that will be impossible to forget once you’ve seen it.
FUKTON fukton.com
Today I’m branding a subscription fudge company around the domain Fudgely.com. Are you marketing fudge? Know someone who is? Priced with a very reasonable Buy Now at Fudgely.com.
Indulge your sweet tooth with Fudgely, the ultimate monthly fudge subscription box! Each month, we craft a delectable surprise selection of premium fudge flavors, made from the finest ingredients and delivered straight to your door.
You might will have a naming idea for your startup and find the exact-match domain is gone, or if it’s available, it’s going to run you 5 figures and up. If you’re really into the name you might turn to adding a prefix to the domain… i.e. you continue to call the company ‘x’, but your domain is ‘getx.com’. Other popular prefixes are words like, my, the, web, go, super, best etc. But you’ll find that if your keyword is a popular one, you’ll often find that those, prefix added, domains are also quite expensive.
Today I’m branding a woman’s fashion/beauty startup idea with a domain of mine, GetGirly.com. What I especially like about this one is that the ‘get’ part of the name… implying action towards, works very well with ‘Girly’. You wouldn’t have to brand as ‘Girly’, and the ‘get’ part is just a way to have a cheaper url, the brand itself can be ‘Get Girly’ and hold its own.
Buy It Now priced at GetGirly.com with a payment plan available.
