The best domains aren’t taken.
They’re invented.
Lynqly invents brandable names that aren’t registered yet, checks each one live, and ranks the survivors by brand fit. Every finalist comes back with a full brand report: identity, a site concept, and a one-click handoff to build it.
Every name you love is already taken.
You bring a shortlist you’re proud of. The registry hands back the same verdict, name after name: taken, parked, or for sale at a number with too many zeros.
Available, because no one else wanted it either. So you settle, and launch with a name you’ll spend two years apologizing for.
The name you want isn’t on this wall.It doesn’t exist yet.
Every name up there was already invented by someone else. Yours hasn’t been. So stop hunting the leftovers and invent the one nobody can take.
The good ones arrive already designed.
A name on a list is a guess. The engine hands back the first screen: wordmark, palette, headline, a real landing page. So you can see the brand, not just read it. Every page below is real authored output, captured straight from the runs.
These aren’t just ideas. They’re ready to build.
Every page you just saw comes back as real, self-contained code. Hand it to Claude Code, Cursor, or your own agent, and it drops straight into whatever you’re building. One click from “I like this name” to a first commit.
Self-contained HTML/CSS · no lock-in · works with any stack
Open a real run.
Every card opens its full public run: the same dossier you’d get for your own brief.
A freelancer cash-flow tool
An AI support agent
A functional sparkling drink
Fast-match therapy
Every card opens its full public run: the same dossier you’d get for your own brief.
We didn’t name ourselves.
The engine did.
Every other naming company hired a human to name itself. We fed our own engine the same brief we ask you for, and kept the result.
The board has room for what you’re building.
Put your name on the board →Every good name was already taken. I got tired of paying for the leftovers, so I built a machine to invent new ones.
Every good name was already taken. I got tired of paying for the leftovers, so I built a machine to invent new ones.
Not one name worth building on?
Full $97 back. One click.
If it doesn’t surface a name worth building on, that’s your judgment, not ours.
Request the refund in your portal. No forms, no hoops, no questions.
Returned to your original card, within 14 days of purchase.
Every name and brand report stays yours, forever.
one project.
Not naming one project, but buying and reselling domains? That’s a different game, and we built a different engine for it. Domain Radar sources brandable, available .coms for investors, every day.
Meet Domain Radar→Good questions. Honest answers.
What does it cost?
It starts free, no card: the engine runs on your brief and the survivors it finds are yours to keep, whatever you decide. At a point mid-run the engine pauses with your survivors on screen. $97, once, lets it finish: the full run completes, deep market research unlocks on your finalists, and your results stop expiring. No subscription, no credits. Unpaid paused runs expire after 72 hours (your survivors are emailed to you either way).
Which product is right for me: Domain Finder or Radar?
Naming one thing, a startup, a product, a project? That’s Domain Finder ($97, one-time). Sourcing many names over time to build a portfolio? That’s Domain Radar (subscription). Naming one thing: Domain Finder. Building a pipeline: Radar.
How is this different from GoDaddy or a domain search?
Those tools search names that already exist, which is why everything good comes back taken or absurdly priced. Lynqly doesn’t search the existing pool; it invents new brandable names and then verifies they’re available to register.
What do I actually get with each name?
Every finalist comes back with a full brand report: identity directions (a logo, palette and type pairing), a website hero concept, and a one-click handoff to your coding agent: a ready-made prompt plus the reference design, so Claude Code, Cursor or any agent can build the real site. You get the name and a running start on the brand.
Do you sell premium domains?
No. We don’t broker aftermarket or premium-priced sales. We invent and surface names available at registry price, shown at checkout before you pay. Registration is a separate transaction at your registrar.
Is there a subscription?
Domain Finder is one-time: pay $97 when you need a name, then close the tab. Domain Radar, built for investors sourcing continuously, is a monthly subscription (from $149). Naming one thing: no subscription.
Are the names really available?
Availability is checked live the moment a name is generated. If we show it open, it’s open at that moment, and most are still open when you register. Availability can change fast, so register names you love promptly; your registrar confirms final availability at checkout.
What’s the guarantee?
If Domain Finder doesn’t surface a name worth building on, request a refund with one click in your portal within 14 days for a full $97 back. No forms, no hoops. You keep every name and brand report either way. One Domain Finder per customer.
It starts free, no card: the engine runs on your brief and the survivors it finds are yours to keep, whatever you decide. At a point mid-run the engine pauses with your survivors on screen. $97, once, lets it finish: the full run completes, deep market research unlocks on your finalists, and your results stop expiring. No subscription, no credits. Unpaid paused runs expire after 72 hours (your survivors are emailed to you either way).
Are the value or strength numbers a promise of resale price?
No. The Brand Strength score is a model-based indicator of brand quality (memorability, length, category fit) to help you compare candidates. It is not an appraisal, a resale price, or a guarantee of any financial outcome. Domains are illiquid and most never resell. We show how we score, so you can judge for yourself.
Does Lynqly replace a trademark attorney?
No. Lynqly checks domain availability, not trademark rights. We don’t provide legal advice or IP clearance. Before you commit a brand, clear the name for trademark conflicts with a qualified attorney.
Stop reading.
Start naming.
Every unnamed thing stays an idea.
Named things get built.
Lynqly named itself. The same engine, the same one-sentence brief we ask you for, invented and locked lynqly.com, and we kept it. Yours is one run away.