Domain Name Contests

Get 150+ available domain name suggestions in just a few days

How do contests work?

Simply fill out a brief form, and your contest will be live within minutes

Our community of creative experts will submit names and engage in discussions if any clarifications are needed. You can cast votes on entries. Contests have multiple stages and voting rounds to refine selections. Typically, you can anticipate receiving over 150 entries. First names are posted within minutes.

No monetary rewards are needed

The contributors are compensated with credits for upvoted submissions.

Step-by-step contest process

  • Define Your Needs: Describe your business or project, specifying any particular attributes you wish to highlight. This detailed briefing ensures that you'll receive relevant and available name suggestions tailored to your needs .
  • Launch and Notify: Publish your contest, and we'll instantly alert our network of vetted contributors. You can expect the first entries to start arriving within minutes, and we'll notify you via email once you have at least 10 submissions to review.
  • Engage and Evaluate: Rate the submissions and provide feedback to guide contributors and ensure the contest stays aligned with your vision. This collaborative process helps refine the suggestions to better suit your needs.
  • Shortlist Favorites: As entries keep coming in, create a shortlist of your top name candidates to help focus your decision-making.
  • Select and Register: Once you've registered your preferred domain name, close the contest and choose your winner. This ensures your chosen name is secured before officially ending the contest.
  • Privacy and Rewards: Entries remain private, visible only to you, until the contest concludes. You don't have to offer any awards - contestants earn monetary rewards for upvoted entries and for winning the contest.

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