Free to use, no card

Business name ideas and .com checker

Type your name, your area and what you fix. Get name ideas and see which ones still have the .com open.

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About you

Fill in at least your name or your area.

A nickname, street, mascot, anything.

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Name ideas

Type your name or your area and ideas show up here.

Got the name? Put it to work

Repair Rocket keeps your quotes, invoices and customers in one place on your phone, so the paperwork is done before you pack up. Free to start.

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How this works

What makes a good name

Easy to say on the phone, easy to spell, and it tells people what you do and where. A customer should be able to hear it once and type it into a search bar without asking you to repeat it.

How the .com check works

When you tap check, we ask the official .com registry whether that web address is registered. "Open" means nobody has registered it as of that moment. Names get bought every day, so check again right before you buy it.

Before you print anything

An open .com does not mean the name is legally yours to use. Search your state's business name records and the federal trademark database, and make sure nobody near you is already using it.

Common questions

Does an open .com mean I can use the name?

No. It only means that web address is not registered. Also check your state's business name search and the federal trademark database.

Should my city be in my business name?

It helps people know you are local and can help with local search. The downside is it can feel limiting if you move or expand. Both work.

Should I use my own name?

A lot of trusted repair businesses do. It is personal and hard for anyone else to copy. It can be harder to sell the business later.

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