The name sells before the click
In search results, ads and shared links people see your domain first. A name with the words they searched says "this is what you want" — a made-up word says nothing.
Every day the good .com names for your market get taken. Describe your product once: we find the niche your competitors left open, pull real search volumes, build names on the words people type, and check every name in the registry. You get 10 free domains with a reason for each — in about a minute.
Described
“Marketplace to rent camping gear from local people”
Open niche
Peer-to-peer neighborhood gear rentals: occasional campers borrow from local outdoor enthusiasts instead of commercial fleets.
checked 90 names · 10 free · .com first
A clever invented word means paying to explain it in every ad, forever. A name built on what your buyers search does part of that job for free — in search results, in links and in their memory.
In search results, ads and shared links people see your domain first. A name with the words they searched says "this is what you want" — a made-up word says nothing.
Each link, review, podcast shout-out and invoice repeats your domain. When the name carries your category, every mention also teaches people what you sell.
Names that are easy to say and spell get typed straight into the address bar. That is traffic you never pay for again — and a brand people can find without you.
The same steps a naming consultant does over a week, run in one call.
Live web search maps who already sells this. The engine names the narrow angle the big players do not own.
Related queries with their real Bing impressions over the last 28 days. Brands, definitions and off-topic noise are dropped.
Two or three words people actually type, joined into a name that says what you sell. No hyphens, no trademarks.
Up to 90 names are checked live in the domain registries. You get the 10 best free ones, .com first, each with a reason.
Input: “Marketplace to rent camping gear from local people”. Output, shortened:
REST at https://api.ideakiller.app/agent/v1/domains, or the find_domains tool on our MCP
server. Same key and balance as idea validation: validate the idea, and on GO let your agent name it in the same session.
curl -X POST https://api.ideakiller.app/agent/v1/domains \
-H "X-API-Key: ika_..." -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"description": "Marketplace to rent camping gear from local people", "tlds": ["com", "io", "ai"]}' It helps people more than it helps the algorithm. A name with the words your buyers search says what you sell before the click: people see it in results, links and ads, remember it and click it more. Rankings still come from content and links — the domain gives every one of them a head start in trust and recall.
From Bing Webmaster keyword research: real impressions over the last 28 days, US, English. They are not guesses from a language model.
Every name is checked live in its registry (RDAP) during your call. "Free" means not registered at that moment. The registrar shows the final price — premium names can cost more — so register a name you like soon.
.com, .io, .ai, .app, .dev and .net. By default it checks .com, .io, .ai and .app, and it prefers .com.
$0.20 per call from your prepaid balance — the same key and balance as idea validation. An answer takes 30–70 seconds. If the search fails, the price goes back to your balance.
No. The description and the names are not stored. We keep only the fact of the call: time, price and duration.
Yes. REST at POST /agent/v1/domains or the find_domains tool on our MCP server. A typical agent flow: validate the idea, and on GO pick the domain in the same session.
$0.20 and a minute now, or years of explaining a name nobody searches. Read the guide first? How to choose a domain name for SEO.