Domain name ideas for SaaS products
Software-as-a-service products are sold online, often to people who find you through search or a recommendation. A good SaaS name is short enough for a logo and an app icon, is easy to say in a sales call and works as a verb or a product name.
SaaS name ideas
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Naming tips for SaaS
- Prefixes such as “get”, “try” and “use” and suffixes such as “app” or “hq” are a widely accepted way to get a .com for a short name.
- Say the name in a sentence, as a customer would recommend it: a name that has to be spelled out is hard to pass on.
- Avoid names close to an existing product in your market – it confuses customers and invites trademark problems.
- Register the matching social usernames and the most common misspelling at the same time.
Ideas for other industries
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Frequently asked questions
Is it fine to use a “get” or “try” prefix?
Yes. Many well-known software companies started on getname.com or tryname.com and bought the plain .com later. Keep the brand name itself without the prefix.
Does a SaaS product need a .com?
Not always. .io, .app and .ai are accepted for software, and Google treats them as worldwide. A .com still helps with trust for non-technical buyers.