New AI Tool Smartynames Generates Domain Ideas From Business Descriptions
Smartynames is a free service that uses OpenAI's GPT-3.5 to generate available domain names based on simple business descriptions. The tool aims to save entrepreneurs hours of brainstorming by automatically expanding core concepts into viable web addresses.
Smartynames is a new free tool that uses OpenAI's GPT-3.5 to generate domain name ideas based on simple business descriptions. Users type a prompt explaining their company, and the AI processes this input to brainstorm relevant concepts and return a list of potential web addresses. The platform then checks these suggestions to see if they are currently available to register.
Founder Kirill Zubovsky explains that this approach saves entrepreneurs hours of manual brainstorming and ideation. Instead of guessing the right keywords, users simply describe their business and let the AI expand those ideas into catchy domain names. The service proves highly popular, showing over 120,000 domain names to experimenting customers on its very first day of launching.
The tool operates on a straightforward affiliate business model, earning a finder's fee when users register domains through its recommended registrars. Running the platform is surprisingly affordable, costing Zubovsky only about $10 in OpenAI charges and $100 for domain availability checks for every 40,000 requests. However, users should note that the availability checker sometimes lists expensive premium domains as available, requiring a careful review before purchasing.