Matching domains

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About these names

Five-letter .com names with logos.

Short names are hard to find because the space is finite: there are only so many pronounceable five-letter combinations, and the obvious ones went years ago. The names here are generated and verified in one pass rather than pulled from expired-domain feeds.

Length is not the only thing that matters. A five-letter name nobody can spell after hearing it is worse than a longer one that reads cleanly, so each name is scored on pronunciation and clarity alongside memorability and range.

Every name on this page is a .com. No alternative extension is substituted when the .com is unavailable.

Common questions

Why are short domains worth more?
They are easier to type, easier to say over the phone, and they fit in a logo or an app icon. The supply is also fixed — unlike longer names, the pool of pronounceable short combinations cannot grow.
Are four-letter names available?
The current shelf starts at five letters. Four-letter .com names are effectively fully registered, so listing them would mean publishing names that are not actually available.
Is a shorter name always better?
No. Spelling ambiguity costs more than a saved letter gains. A name that has to be spelled out every time it is spoken will cost you more in word-of-mouth than the character ever saved.