Exact-match .com names, Las Vegas
The plain .com for what your company already does.
Most trades can be spelled online three ways. A long name with a hyphen, a shorter one on a borrowed ending, and the one your customers type without thinking. We look after that last one, and we offer it to the company it fits.
Why you may have heard from us
We write first, and we keep it short.
When we hold a .com that spells out a company's trade, product or town, Natalia writes to the people who run that company. One short note, a question about their business, and no pressure to answer.
If the name is not for you, a one-word reply closes the conversation for good. If it is, the next step is a single figure and a plain explanation of how the money and the name change hands.
How it goes, start to finish.
A conversation
We talk about your business and whether the name would actually be used. Sometimes the honest answer is no.
One figure
We put one number on the name and write it down. No range to argue over and no bidding against anyone.
Escrow
Payment goes to a licensed escrow company rather than to us, and sits there until the name is yours.
Your registrar
The name moves to the account you already use. Escrow releases payment once you confirm it arrived.
The detail of each step is on paying and moving.
The kinds of names we hold.
We do not publish a list. If a name is ours, you will usually have heard from us about it, and if you are curious about one, the contact form takes the address directly.
- A trade and a town
- The words a homeowner types when the air conditioning fails in July, or the pool turns green the week before guests arrive.
- A product, plainly
- The common noun for what a manufacturer or a supplier sells, without a brand in front of it.
- A practice
- Clinical and professional services named the way a patient or a client would say them.
- A place
- Neighbourhoods, valleys and regions, for the businesses that belong to them.