You're here because you want to know about pricing. This is a quick 1-minute guide on how we value domains and what we do.

Each name is valued based on a combination of these 12 factors.

1. Easy to Spell

Make sure your business name is simple to spell. This will help people find you online and remember you easily.

2. Easy to Remember

Pick a name that sticks. If it’s catchy and simple, people will remember it and talk about it more.

3. Builds Trust

Choose a name that sounds trustworthy. When people hear it, they should feel confident in your business.

4. Captures Consumer Intent

Think about the kind of customer you want to attract. Your name should reflect what your business does or the experience it offers.

5. Trademark-Ready

Before you get too attached to a name, check if you can trademark it. Hire a trademark attorney to help you protect your brand legally.

6. No Confusion with Other Brands

Be careful not to pick a name that’s too similar to another brand. This is a common mistake, especially for larger companies or startups. Always research trademarks and IP rights before announcing your business name!

7. Positive Vibes

Pick a name that feels good when you hear it. It should have a positive association to help attract customers.

8. Secure the .COM

Make sure the domain name for your business is available as a .COM. This is still the most trusted and widely recognized web extension.

The .ORG extension is acceptable for non-profits. However, do not make the mistake of using .ORG if you're a for-profit company; it is misleading to the public.

9. Consider Your Market: Local, National, or Global?

Think about where you want to do business. Is your market local, national, or global? Make sure the name works well for your target audience, no matter where they are. Also, if your company is going global, you will need to cross-reference the meaning in all major countries to ensure it does not have an offensive meaning. Words can have different meanings in different areas of the world.

10. Relevant to Your Business

Your name should be connected to what your business does. Whether it's a product or service, make sure it’s clear from the name what you’re offering. Consider the extra marketing costs if you choose a made-up domain or brand that does not reflect your business.

11. Flexibility for Growth

Avoid choosing a name that’s too narrow. Your business may evolve over time, and you want a name that can grow with you and support future changes.

12. Avoid Numbers and Hyphens

Numbers and hyphens can be confusing. For example, “2” can be interpreted as “to,” “too,” or “two,” and “4” could mean “for,” “four,” or “fore.” Keep it simple and easy to type. So when choosing a domain, avoid these types of numbers and words that can overlap.

About Us

Founded by Mr. Murray, the team at DomainPad offers a wealth of experience in domain brokerage, brand development, and, if needed, stealth project management.

Beyond our services, we work closely with businesses to create powerful brand identities through premium domains, providing access to rare and high-value digital real estate that positions companies for long-term success.

What We Do

We offer a full suite of services tailored to help businesses navigate the domain acquisition and sales process, including:

• Domain Consultant: We connect buyers with exclusive, high-quality domain names that are a perfect fit for their business or project, whether you're looking for a name with high search volume, brand potential, or a rare industry-specific domain.
• Branding Expertise: As experienced branding professionals, we guide our clients through the process of selecting domains that resonate with their target audience and reflect their values. We understand that a domain is more than just a web address—it's an integral part of your brand’s identity. Your domain is your brand; it costs money because it saves money!
• Stealth Project Domains: We specialize in securing domain names for confidential or stealth projects. For companies planning future initiatives or acquisitions, we can discreetly hold and manage domains until the time is right for launch.
• Domain Acquisition & Sales: Our company does not broker other domains; we only acquire and sell domains within our own portfolio. On occasion, we may hold domain names for other companies’ projects.

When you own a memorable domain name, people are more likely to remember you—and that leads to more sales.

Think about it this way:

Whether you’re advertising on a billboard, on the radio, or online, you have just a few seconds to make an impression and ensure that people remember your name. Don’t risk damaging your brand with a made-up or poor-quality domain name.

Keep in mind: Owning the best domain for your company does cost money—but it ultimately saves you money in the long run.

Here is an old saying from the movie Moonstruck: "It COSTS money because it SAVES money!" There’s no reason not to own the best domain name in your industry. With new leasing options available, ranging from 1 to 10 years, securing the best domain for your business is now more accessible than ever.

Thank you

@DomainPad

Disclaimer:

We specialize in investing in brands, websites, and domain names. While we primarily focus on acquiring domains for our own purposes, we may consider acquiring domains on behalf of third parties on a case-by-case basis. Additionally, we own a variety of domain names that are held for future use, including those intended for upcoming websites or products currently in development. Every domain in our portfolio serves a specific purpose.

In some instances, we may hold domain names for companies wishing to remain in stealth mode. The vast majority (99%) of our domains are available for sale or lease, while the remaining 1% are reserved for our own projects or are currently under development.

Legal Disclaimer:

The form above is for inquiry purposes only. Submitting this form does not constitute an offer to sell or lease any domain name. The registrant of this domain name is not making any commitment to sell or lease it through this form.

By submitting an inquiry, you are initiating communication with the registrant of this domain name. You understand that by completing and submitting the form, your name and email address will be shared with the domain name registrant. Please note that prices are subject to change, and any listed price on this site is not binding until an agreement is finalized through escrow.

If you are an attorney, lawyer, or represent a company inquiring about a domain, you must disclose this information upfront. Failure to do so will render any subsequent conversations regarding availability, pricing, or other terms void.

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