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Brand Management
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domain name generator
Pricing
Freemium
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Free plan available

What is this tool?

Suits someone who wants a shortlist of domain names that the vendor says are available and scored, and who is happy to pay a little per search after the first. A free account includes one domain search in total, from its 2 sign-up credits, and two name-idea searches a day; after that each domain search uses 2 credits, which cost $0.25 each in the 10- and 20-credit packs and less in the 40- and 120-credit packs or on a subscription. Treat a listed name as a lead, not a reservation, until the registrar confirms it.

By QT Desk
Read full overview

You describe the idea in a sentence and press Find domains. Without an account, that button opened a sign-up dialog on 3 November 2026; accounts are made with Google or with an email and password. The vendor says names then arrive in batches as their domains are checked, and that Register opens a registrar with the name filled in. You buy the domain there, since Nametastic does not register domains.

The vendor describes the other generators and Brand Builder the same way: a short brief in, a list of names or logo drafts out, with credits charged for extra searches and downloads. Its changelog has entries from the May 2025 launch to October 2026.

Is this right for you?

Quick fit check against how you actually work.

domain name generator
Choose this if
  • You want domain ideas across many endings, not only .com, with the vendor's score and a one-line reason for each
  • Paying a few credits per search suits you better than a fixed subscription, though monthly plans exist
  • Logo drafts or username ideas from the same account would save you a step
Consider alternatives if
  • You want repeated domain searches at no cost: the pricing, support and sign-up pages give a free account credits for one domain search and charge 2 credits for each after that
  • You need to check domains without creating an account: the vendor says checking domain availability needs one
  • Your idea is confidential and you need a clear answer on AI training: the privacy policy and terms do not say whether inputs train models

Key features

What you can actually do with this tool.

Domain search with scores and reasons

The vendor says each search writes names in several styles, checks their domains live across more than 100 endings, drops the taken ones and shows the rest with a 0 to 100 score and a one-line reason the name fits.

Choice of endings

According to the vendor you can search .com only or pick up to ten endings.

Generators beyond domains

Separate generators cover business and brand names, usernames, fantasy and gaming names, places, people and pets. The vendor says a business-name search returns 20 names and that some username generators check platforms such as Roblox, YouTube and TikTok.

Logo and brand builder

Nametastic says Brand Builder turns a chosen name into logo drafts, so you can see the name as a mark before you buy the domain. Paid downloads add vector files, an app icon and, in the full identity, brand guidelines and social images.

Saved searches and Deep Research

With an account, the vendor describes favourites, a history grouped by day, filters by status, ending or score, share links and a slower Deep Research mode that searches more widely.

Plans & pricing

Pricing tiers and what's included in each.

Free

$0
  • Account required (Google, or email and password); no card
  • 2 credits at sign-up, enough for one domain search
  • 2 name-idea searches a day, then 1 credit each (per the pricing page)
  • First 3 logo and avatar drafts for each name

Credit packs

$2.50 for 10 credits, $5.00 for 20, $9.00 for 40 or $24.00 for 120; one-off
  • Credit costs per the pricing and support pages: a domain search 2, Deep Research 3
  • Logo files 40 credits; full identity 120
  • Pack credits never expire

Pro

$9.99 a month
  • 50 credits every month
  • Unused credits roll over
  • Cancel anytime; access lasts to the end of the paid month

Premium

$29.99 a month
  • 180 credits every month
  • Unused credits roll over
  • The vendor's lowest price per credit
Official pricing pagePricing may have changed. Always verify before purchasing.

Frequently asked

Common questions about this tool, answered.

How much does a domain search cost?

The pricing and support pages say a domain search uses 2 credits and that a credit costs $0.25 in the 10- and 20-credit packs, less in the 40- and 120-credit packs and on Pro ($9.99 a month for 50 credits) or Premium ($29.99 a month for 180). The home page and FAQ say instead that "a new account gets enough for its first one, and more cost $0.25 each", so check the credit count at checkout. The vendor's FAQ says Deep Research uses 3 credits.

What can I do for free?

A free account, with no card, gets 2 credits at sign-up, enough for one domain search, plus 2 name-idea searches a day and the first three logo and avatar drafts for each name. The vendor's own wording varies: the generators index calls every tool free and the FAQ says checking availability costs nothing, while the pricing page meters both. The changelog also mentions a first name search of the day without sign-up, but on 3 November 2026 the business name generator showed a sign-up dialog instead of names to a visitor who was not signed in. No free trial of Pro or Premium is listed.

Can I rely on the availability labels?

The vendor says every suggestion is checked live and that a name shown as available can be registered straight away. Its terms say availability comes from third-party data that may be outdated or wrong, and do not guarantee registration.

Do credits expire, and can I get a refund?

Pack credits never expire, and unused Pro and Premium credits roll over each month. Subscriptions renew monthly until cancelled, and no annual price is listed. The terms give a full refund within 14 days of a charge if none of its credits has been used; once one is used, that purchase is non-refundable.

What happens to the ideas I type in?

The privacy policy says descriptions, searches and history are stored, used to run the service and to "improve our algorithms", and kept with no fixed retention period while needed; names you search may be passed to availability services. The vendor says its names come from Claude models, and the policy says inputs may be processed by third-party AI services; neither it nor the terms says whether inputs are used to train AI models. You can delete the account in settings.

Who makes Nametastic?

FUTURISTICA d.o.o. of Maribor, Slovenia; Slovenian law governs the terms. Users must be 16 or over, and the terms allow the company to limit searches per period.