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99$/month for that piece of crap ? Is this some kind of joke or something? I mean the web name generator is just a generator based on a small dictionary mixing

99$/month for that piece of crap ? Is this some kind of joke or something? I mean the web name generator is just a generator based on a small dictionary mixing the name you provide and each of the entries in the dictionary. Great ! (the whois check to see if the domain is available is just anecdotic) And you can't even give the business name generator a try. Good lick, guys.

matt1 14y ago
A few points: - The website name generator is free. If you're a startup founder, this is probably the tool you'll want to use. - The business name generator is the paid version. It helps you generate business names for offline businesses. Compared with the time it takes to brainstorm + check domain availability on your own or use a tool like CrowdSpring (and even then you'd have to buy the domain name for thousands after you find the name you like) this is actually pretty cheap. - The website name generator pairs your search term with 2,500 other keywords and shows you only those that are available; the business name generator pairs your search term with 4,000 other business names. The point of the WHOIS check is to confirm that the domain name is still available. Hope this helps clarify things. I'll see what I can do to make it clearer on the site as well.
- melicerte 14y ago
  If the only thing that this service does is to pair a name I provide with 2500 keywords (or 4000 in the business version), I can do that by script for myself in less than a day or two (the longest time will be to generate the keywords list). Furthermore, if you suggest me 2000+ possibilities, you don't help, you just confuse me. There is no smartness in the in the tool that could really help me. Finally, why a 99$/Month whereas I will probably not use the tool to find more than one name. I mean who is starting a new business every month?

matt1 14y ago

A few points: - The website name generator is free. If you're a startup founder, this is probably the tool you'll want to use. - The business name generator is the paid version. It helps you generate business names for offline businesses. Compared with the time it takes to brainstorm + check domain availability on your own or use a tool like CrowdSpring (and even then you'd have to buy the domain name for thousands after you find the name you like) this is actually pretty cheap. - The website name generator pairs your search term with 2,500 other keywords and shows you only those that are available; the business name generator pairs your search term with 4,000 other business names. The point of the WHOIS check is to confirm that the domain name is still available. Hope this helps clarify things. I'll see what I can do to make it clearer on the site as well.

melicerte 14y ago
If the only thing that this service does is to pair a name I provide with 2500 keywords (or 4000 in the business version), I can do that by script for myself in less than a day or two (the longest time will be to generate the keywords list). Furthermore, if you suggest me 2000+ possibilities, you don't help, you just confuse me. There is no smartness in the in the tool that could really help me. Finally, why a 99$/Month whereas I will probably not use the tool to find more than one name. I mean who is starting a new business every month?