We help startups create a brand to launch their business

Your domain name serves as your digital identity. A memorable, compelling domain can give your business a significant competitive advantage, helping you attract and retain customers with ease. We offer a curated selection of unique, meaningful, and ready-to-use brand names ideal for launching your business, app, product, blog, LLC, or service. Our marketplace provides potential use cases and logo concepts for each sophisticated domain, streamlining the branding process. Unlike many other platforms, we simplify purchasing with clear, non-negotiable, buy-it-now pricing, ensuring you get the best deal without unnecessary delays or hassle.
Why buy from Domain Hero?
For over 26 years, our brokers have specialized in collecting and selling premium domain names that offer strategic advantages for your business. Our carefully selected company names can help your startup achieve higher search engine rankings, as search engines favor aged domains over newly registered ones. With a 26-year-old domain, your business can see improved visibility much faster than with a brand-new registration. Skip the hassle of using name generators—if you need assistance with creative business name ideas, simply reach out, and we’ll offer personalized suggestions. Explore the extensive Domain Hero portfolio, featuring a diverse range of cool, memorable company names with qualities proven to drive success in startups. Our available domains are original, catchy, and include palindromes, as well as names that are funky, classy, brandable, futuristic, abstract, and more. Whether you’re launching a clothing line, fitness brand, real estate firm, or cutting-edge tech startup in industries like cloud computing, blockchain, or cybersecurity, we offer unique, industry-relevant names to suit your needs.
Why do we only sell .com’s ?
A .com domain significantly enhances a business’s credibility, serving as a seal of legitimacy in the eyes of consumers. In contrast, domains with alternative extensions often make businesses appear newer or less established. When people hear “www…” they instinctively expect the web address to end in .com. A recent Interbrand U.S. study found that 94% of consumers could recall a .com domain extension, while only 7% remembered other extensions. Additionally, 61% of users clicked on a .com link in search results, even when other domain extensions appeared first. A final advantage of .com domains is mitigating email security risks, as customers often mistakenly send emails to the .com version of a domain, even when a business operates under a different extension.