Every name gets a pitch

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A domain listing that is just a name and a price asks the buyer to do all the imagining. We now do some of it for you.

Every domain page carries a short pitch: what the name says, who could build on it, and a few concrete uses. The copy is drafted by a language model and then filtered hard — generic filler, wrong readings of the name, and claims that do not hold up get thrown away and rewritten rather than published.

Names in the upper tiers also get a concept logo: a simple vector sketch of what a brand on this name could look like. It is a starting point, not a deliverable — the point is to help you see the name as a product, faster.

If a pitch reads wrong for a name you care about, tell us when you make an offer. A person reads every message.

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