Tech Company Names
Tech company names in the fundable register — coined, lowercase-friendly, and domain-aware, built for a landing page and a pitch deck.
Optional: type a word that matters to you — half the batch will be built around it.
How to use this page
Run the read-aloud test first: anything you have to spell for someone is out. Then check the exact-match domain and a quick trademark search for your three finalists only. Put your product’s signature word into the custom field — half the batch will fuse around it while the other half explores, and the contrast is what makes the right name obvious.
The fundable sound
Modern tech names coin hard: “Vercel”, “Figma”, “Linear”. Two or three syllables, lowercase-friendly, no hyphens, reads as a verb eventually. The generator’s tech pool encodes that register — invented but pronounceable at a demo day.
Domain math before you file
Type the product category (“deploy”, “invoice”, “crm”) into the custom field — fusion names like “Ledgerbase” clear the .com more often than pure coinages, and read instantly to a technical buyer. Check the exact .com the same day the shortlist forms.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the exact .com?
Developer tools can launch on .io/.dev; consumer products eventually need the .com. Secure what you can afford the day you decide.