If you haven't decided on a name for your website yet, here are a few tips: Go for .com if you can. The extension doesn't really matter, but many people still trust .com and .net the most. Make it brandable. This means your domain should be unique, easy to memorize and pronounce, and trustworthy. Use only words. Generally, you'll want to avoid using hyphens, and only use numbers if they're part of your brand name (for example: 9to5Mac.com). If you're having trouble coming up with good ideas that aren't taken, here's a process I like to use: Make a list of random words related to your topic or niche. Run each of those words through Thesaurus.com to get some synonyms, and add those to the list. Throw in some other words that aren't necessarily related to your topic: adjectives, prefixes, suffixes, words you just happen to like, etc. Spend some time playing with different combinations of the words on your list to see what works and what doesn't. You can also look at other websites in your industry and draw inspiration from them. If you're really stuck, you can try using one of these name generators: LeanDomainSearch Shopify's Business Name Generator Nameboy Wordoid