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AI domain name generator
Every name it suggests has already been checked. What you see is what you can register.
The problem with most AI name generators
Most AI naming tools generate names and stop there. The list looks great until you try to register one and find it was taken years ago. The generation step and the availability step are separate, and only the first one happens.
DotSeeka runs both. Every name the model produces goes through the same registry check as a manual search before it reaches the results table, so an unavailable suggestion never reaches you in the first place.
How the AI generator works
- Describe the businessPlain language, up to 500 characters. "A workshop in Cairo selling heavy duty truck air springs" is a better prompt than a list of keywords, because the model has more to work with.
- Pick your endingsChoose from 16 endings. The requested count is split evenly across them, so asking for 30 names over three endings gives 10 of each rather than 30 of the first one.
- Names are generated, then checkedThe job runs in two visible phases: suggesting, then checking. Each name is verified against registry data before it appears.
- Read the reasoningEvery suggestion arrives with a short note on why it works, so a list of 50 names is scannable instead of arbitrary.
Why the endings you pick are the endings you get
The model is asked for bare names, never for full domains. Endings are attached afterwards, server-side. That means a search for .com names cannot come back with a .app, which is a common annoyance in tools that let the model write the whole domain.
What it costs
| Who you are | AI searches per day | Names per search |
|---|---|---|
| Not signed in | 1 | 10 |
| Free account | 3 | 10 |
| Paid plans | 20 and up | 30 and up |
Domain availability checking is always free and unlimited by account. Only the AI generation carries a daily count, because each run costs real model time.