Don't. Domain squatting is a shitty practice and we shouldn't engage with exploitative practices. Otherwise, we signal demand, which justifies the feasibility o

Don't. Domain squatting is a shitty practice and we shouldn't engage with exploitative practices. Otherwise, we signal demand, which justifies the feasibility of the practice. You can probably come up with variants of your desired domain which are a lot cheaper, e.g. foo.com -> fooapp.com, getfoo.com, ... . Anecdotally I don't think a snappy domain has much effect on SEO or a company's market value. Most users will access your website through search engines or links, and reasonable investors care about product-market fit, moat, strategy, and all those other things which have tangible effects on the success of a business.