Startup domain names, ready to build on.
Name your startup, your app, or your side project. Good domain names we have already registered, each at a fixed price, in your Namecheap account in minutes.
- 24 hand-picked names
- $59 to $149, fixed
- No auctions, no bidding wars
A fraction of marketplace prices
Only names we'd build on
Straight to your Namecheap account
Featured domains
Browse all 24 domains →castdocs.com
$149
Docs that publish themselves, the moment the code ships.
Perfect for
- Documentation hosting
- API reference generator
- Changelog and release notes
makepipe.com
$149
A clean name for anything that moves data from A to B.
Perfect for
- Workflow automation
- ETL and data pipelines
- CI/CD tooling
tinyparse.com
$149
Small, fast parsing, as an API or a library.
Perfect for
- Document parsing API
- PDF and invoice extraction
- Developer library
deckseed.com
$99
Pitch decks for founders raising their first round.
Perfect for
- Pitch deck builder
- Deck templates marketplace
- Investor update tool
glueport.com
$99
The port where every app connects to every other.
Perfect for
- Integration platform
- Unified API
- Webhook relay
notespec.com
$99
From rough notes to a spec the team can build from.
Perfect for
- Product spec writer
- Meeting notes to tickets
- Requirements tool
How it works
We did the looking. You do the deciding.
- 1
We went looking
Thousands of available domains. Almost all of them got thrown out.
- 2
You pick one
Each name is written up, with a fixed price on it.
- 3
You buy on Namecheap
On Namecheap Market, by card or PayPal, in a minute.
- 4
Then it's yours
Namecheap moves the domain into your account.
What comes with each name
A domain on its own tells you nothing. Every pick comes with the thinking behind it.
Why it stands out
How it sounds, what it evokes, why it holds up as a brand.
What you could build on it
Concrete products, not vague category labels.
Comparable names
Companies that took a name of the same shape.
A price and a buy link
$59 to $149, fixed, straight to checkout.
Frequently asked questions
How buying works, and what happens after.
Who is this for?
Anyone naming something. Indie hackers and developers starting side projects, founders naming a SaaS or an app, people launching a newsletter, and studios who would rather not spend a week brainstorming.
How much do the domains cost?
Between $59 and $149, fixed and shown upfront. No auctions, no bidding wars, no haggling. After that you owe your registrar the usual yearly renewal, and nothing to us.
Why pay more than a registration fee?
Because these names are no longer available to register: we have already registered every one of them. What you pay for is the hunt. We went through thousands of domains that were still free and kept the few we would build on ourselves. If you would rather search on your own, a name generator and a registrar will cost you about $10 and an evening.
How do I buy one?
Every name is listed on Namecheap Market, Namecheap's own marketplace. The Buy button on a domain's page takes you straight to it. You check out there, by card or PayPal, with a free Namecheap account.
How does the domain reach me?
Namecheap moves it into your Namecheap account once the payment clears: no auth codes, no five-day transfer window. You are not stuck there either, and can move it to any registrar you like afterwards.
How long is it registered for?
The registration carries over as it is, so it runs until its current expiry date, which is at least September 2027 for every name here. After that you renew it at your registrar's usual yearly price.
How do you pick them?
By hand, with one filter: would we seriously consider building on this ourselves? Short, easy to say out loud, easy to spell, and it sounds like a startup or an app you would want to try. Everything else gets cut.
What does the newsletter send?
An email when new names go up, and nothing else. There is no fixed schedule, so it is quiet most of the time. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
New names, right in your inbox.
We add good names now and then. Get an email when we do, and nothing else.