Startup name generator
Tell deepmarks what you’re building, in a sentence or a file. Our writers draft about 70 names for your brief, a critic ranks them, and every name comes with its reason and its domain checked.
How it works
- Say what you’re building. One sentence is enough. deepmarks asks only what it can’t tell from it: who it’s for, where, how it should feel, and the brand’s personality.
- A plan, then the writers. A plan for your brief comes first. Then its writers draft names in parallel, each with its own way of thinking: one from the brand’s personality, one from metaphors, one from the feelings you want customers to have, and more. The first names arrive in seconds.
- Every name is checked and ranked. Each name’s .com and up to three other endings are checked at the registries. A critic reads the whole round, and the rank weighs its view, the writer’s and the free domains.
- Make it yours. Like and dismiss, ask for more like a name, generate variations of a taken one, and run another round.
What every name comes with
- Its reason: why it was written for your brief, in a sentence.
- Its kind: descriptive, evocative, invented, lexical, acronymic or geographical. See the six kinds of startup names.
- Its personality: the brand archetypes it fits. Seethe 12 brand archetypes.
- Its domains: the .com and the endings that suit it, free or taken, checked at the registries.
An example round
A brief we wrote ourselves: “An app that keeps a freelancer’s invoices, tax savings and income in one place, so tax day is never a surprise.” Feel: calm, trustworthy. Personality: the Ruler, then the Sage and the Caregiver. Six of the round’s top picks, in rank order, with the writers’ own reasons:
- Reserve: Directly names the core action of setting money aside.
- Harbor: Every payment docks here; tax is scraped clean, leaving calm control.
- Steady: Promises stability and calm control over finances.
- Guard: Your income’s quiet, steadfast guardian.
- Balance: Financial term but also emotional stability; clean and strong.
- Sortera: From ‘sorted’, reshaped with a natural -era ending. Implies effortless order.
That round wrote 72 names on 4 November 2026. We didn’t check these names’ domains for this page; in the app, every name comes with its check. The same brief with a playful personality wrote very different names: seehow your brand’s personality shapes its name.
What it costs
Your first 500 names are free: 250 to start, and 250 more when you sign in. More onthe pricing.
Questions
Is it free?
Your first 500 names are free: 250 to start, and 250 more when you sign in. That’s about 6 rounds.
Does it check if the domain is available?
Yes. Every name’s .com and up to three other endings are checked at the registries, the same places a registrar asks. A name only shows as free when a registry says so.
Does it check trademarks?
No. A free domain doesn’t mean a name is free to use. Search the trademark register in each market you sell in before you commit (a screening step, not legal advice).
How is it different from a random name generator?
It reads your brief first, who it’s for, where, how it should feel and the brand’s personality, and plans the round. Every name is written for that brief, explained, and ranked by a critic that reads the whole round.
Can I steer the names?
Yes: like and dismiss names, ask for more like a name you like, generate variations of a taken one, or change the brand’s personality and run another round.
Comparing tools? ReadAI business name generators compared. Already have a name? Check it with the domain name checker.