Holy crap this is a big list. There are a ton of good names without bids and a few with bids that are still good value.
Apparently there’s a rush on LLL and LLLL.info’s, I didn’t add the 4L’s there’s several hundred with bids and several LLLL net’s without bids.
It blows my mind every time I do this list, looking at some of the terrible names that have bids. I’m talking about the actual “word” domains. On an average day there might be 200-300 Godaddy names with bids, out of those I might like 10-15 percent. I’m not saying I’m a better domain picker than whoever is bidding on this crap, well maybe I am, but the point is there are names with potential and value everyday. You just have to look and dig a little bit. Luckily you can come here and easily find them, saving time and energy.
If you like a challenge don’t despair, you’ll still have to spend some time and energy going through this massive list. Happy Saturday 🙂
I’ll be attending a wedding this afternoon. Good luck Ryan and Alyssa, or whatever positive thing you’re supposed to say the morning of a wedding.
- Main List
- NameJet
- Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s
- LLL, CCC, 5L
- Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables
- Numbers
- One Worders and Other extensions
- Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names
- NamePros
Main List
The No Bid List
123Customer.com I think 123 is the best universal NNN combination. It makes me think easy or order. A site to easily manage customers or get new ones
247JobSearch.com Look for a job all day and all night
3dSomething.com Buy a 3d printer and make something, whatever you want
AHappyEvent.com Weddings, birth, graduations are usually happy events
AllWearable.com You can wear everything on this site
AndBuild.com And now it’s time to build
Animate3d.com make your cartoons 3d
AntiBills.com I’m anti bills
ArchiveCloud.com The cloud system where you store all the things you want but won’t use. It’s like hoarding on the cloud
ARealRelief.com Lot’s of things that you might need a real relief from
Bagable.com Able to be bagged
BeerTraveller.com Tour the world drink new and exotic beers
BestHydroponic.com Grow things in water
BetterNoise.com turns annoying noise into better noise
BigShorts.com could be the the things you wear in the summer or an oxymoron
BlemishRemoval.com This is a good one
BloodyNews.com News from the battlefield
Boardsters.com I like this for a skateboarding site
BoxBitch.com The person you make carry all the boxes
BrandyLover.com delicious
BusinessMarketer.com promote it
Buttless.com Sell Butt implants with this name
BuyAFollowing.com Lots of services that sell you twitter followers
ByNeed.com The resources were distributed by need. A site that gives to those who are in need, according to their need.
CakeMastery.com The site that helps you become a master of cakes
CampingManual.com Don’t know how to camp? find out here
CashForChristmas.com I had a part time job that would send emails every time there was an open shift, with the subject line “Earn cash or Christmas, or something along those lines, even in July.
CheckBoom.com Don’t know what it is buy it’s only two syllables and it’s probably something awesome
ChipPayment.com I can’t swipe my bank card anymore at most stores, I have to insert the chip to make the payment
CivilianPatrol.com Like the neighborhood watch
ClevelandCounsel.com Need a lawyer or advice in Cleveland?
ClickStrategies.com Strategies to get people to click on your site or ads
ClimbingBlog.com Several Keyword +blog names today.
CloudBuckets.com multiple buckets of cloud
CloudCompete.com Racing Airplanes
CoachCourses.com Learn to be a coach
CollegeDrunk.com That special kind of drunk, where you video tape it, then put it online so it’s there for the rest of your professional life.
ConPago.com With Payment en espanol
ContentRehab.com get rid of outdated and obsolete content with content rehab
Creationista.com Make cool things
CustomDriving.com Drive the way you want to
DarkPotion.com Sounds like a scary brand
DaysToLive.com Like William Wallace tells us, “Every man Dies, no every man really lives”
DebateStuff.com Debate whatever you want.
DexterBags.com Ever watch Dexter? This are the bags that the body parts go into for disposal in the ocean
DigitalExchanges.com Trade for all things digital
DiscountedDomain.com Domain deals
DomainAuctionTips.com Buy this name and make a competing auction picks site
DontLetOff.com Balls to the wall, don’t let off the gas
DotFlipper.com Another domain auction or sales site
Drugsta.com Sell drugs?
Duelster.com could be another fantasy sports site, or anything with head to head competition
eDigitalSignature.com maybe repetitive, but you get the idea
eFreshers.com electronic freshness
EliteFather.com Take fatherhood to the next level
EmailBurst.com A mass email spam tool
EmpowerPassion.com turn up the passion
EngineerCourses.com Learn to be an engineer
EnhanceTeeth.com grow fangs
EpicMoving.com Good for a local moving company
EverTied.com shoe laces for kids, they stay tied
ExtremeErections.com depending on how extreme you may need to see a Dr. Eventually they’ll have to let some of the blood out if you stay extreme for too long
FactsOnSmoking.com A smoking cessation site
FancyTattoos.com Not your Indian ink prison tats
FastNotSlow.com Go fast not slow
FatZoo.com A brand, or the place where animals that need to diet go
FireproofMonkey.com This Monkey wears a nomex suit
FleaRemover.com get ride of nasty fleas
FlyingBlog.com your own site about your flying adventurers
FortuneSmart.com Put your money to work the smart way
FreePromoPage.com An online bulletin board
GreenSolarTech.com a Martian that installs solar panels
GrooveWear.com trendy clothing
Guruzu.com A Guru brand
HackMarket.com Tricks a shortcuts to the market
HealthyHighs.com Get high with no adverse affects
HeHurtMe.com what an a-hole, don’t take his shit
HelpRunMyLife.com Sometimes it gets overwhelming, hire someone to tell you what to do
HikeCam.com A few cam names on the board today
HireALacky.com Everyone should have a lacky
HitFight.com also known as boxing
Hobline.com a hobby news and information site
HolsterBelt.com Put all kinds of things in your belt, just like Batman
HomeSaleSolution.com a real estate name
HouseholdWorker.com It’s probably you at this point, eventually you might be able to hire someone
HowToDoItEasy.com Better than the hard way
HydrateBuddy.com A bottle or camel pack type product
iBuyOnSale.com A coupon and discount information site
iGetWomen.com a Pick up artist site
ihateloans.com It’s not the loan its the paying it back
iLaunchedIt.com Tell the world about your idea that finally got off the ground. Or launch actual rockets
InfluenceMore.com expand your influence
InstantCount.com Find our how many there are right away
InstantFollow.com a tracker or something social
InSymphony.com Goes together, like harmony
InternationalVoip.com Call for free anywhere… like the 3 dozen apps that already to this
InternetRevenge.com Lots of potential here, get back at them, online
Introspektive.com In German
Investily.com An investment brand
InvigorateYourLife.com Do something unexpected like pay for the person behind you in line, or start a fight club
ItsForYourOwnGood.com a service that kidnaps family members with addiction problems and takes them to a secure secluded cabin until they change
iWillifYouWill.com Said millions of times everyday. “You going?” “wasn’t going to, but I will if you will.”
JourneyZero.com Don’t have to go anywhere, stay at home
KayakBlog.com a blog about these unstable watercraft
KayakExperts.com Another one
LeanStrong.com Lean and strong, makes a good brand.
LetsTakeItEasy.com I’m worn out, let’s take it easy today.
LicenseDigital.com Virtual License, lighten your wallet, keep it on your phone
LilyWine.com Wine made out of Lily’s
LittleHaus.com Small house
LocoPlan.com Crazy plan, Loco is one of those words that is understood by more than Spanish speakers
MaleChauvinist.com No bids, use it for an email
MarketNoise.com market trends and gossip
Matchin.com The way we really say it
MediaMonsters.com Large media companies
Mentorized.com You’ve been mentorized when someone teaches you something
MenWhoLead.com A leadership training name
MigratingBird.com Saw a few yesterday
MinuteBlogger.com really quick article poster
MoneyEvolve.com hope it evolves to something bigger and better
MovementTheory.com a dance name, or maybe ergonomic name
MrCrusty.com What’s printed on Crusty the clowns’ junk mail
MrsCrafter.com The married lady that makes crafts
NeoTeach.com New teaching
NetMend.com Fix things on the internet or fishing nets
NotarySecure.com You don’t have to worry about the signature being a fake
OneFits.com This one fits
OneVisionForAll.com a cooperative name
OrganicSage.com an herb without any chemicals
Oxfordian.com One who lives in Oxford
PandaTakeout.com Chinese food
PineapplePit.com Sounds like a Juice bar
PinkDeck.com A gay bar?
PortaClass.com Take these classes anywhere
PovertyTrends.com Study what increases or decreases poverty
PremierDrugs.com The best drugs money can buy
PremierSpecials.com The best specials for your money
PublicAxis.com The point that the public spins around.
RadioEvolution.com Several stations with names like this
RadioIllinois.com Plural, radio stations for Illinoi… 🙂
RedneckSpecials.com The store with all things Redneck, sleeveless shirts, cut off jeans, mud, and country music
RestAfterwork.com you’ve had a hard day time to rest
RetailCraft.com The site that teaches the art of the retail business
RideShared.com Past tense but still works
RighteousGod.com good, upright, virtuous
RiverWright.com I like this play on words. Probably not much use for it, but someone that builds or forges things for or on the river
SadJoy.com bittersweet
Scatterer.com Hard to say Shotgun
SearchForSoulmate.com Good luck
SeattleMovement.com Trends coming out of Seattle, Seattle politics, Seattle exercise club
SetupShowings.com I think it only makes sense with the “s”, a site to coordinate real estate showings
SexualOasis.com found in the midst of sexual desolation
SoldierDefense.com New gear that protects soldiers
SpinOhio.com Biking in Ohio
StartDreaming.com Wow, I can’t believe this doesn’t have bids. I should have left it off the list. I think it’s a great name.
Summerless.com A dark place with no summer
SurveyVoters.com Another good name, they do this everyday right now
Wordanator.com Makes up words
YeahYouRight.com Yeah you right dawg, I am running out of time. There’s way too many names on this list
Names With Bids
Namejet
Flippa/SEDO
Save Money With Daddy Bulk Domain Registration
Your LLLL.coms of The Day
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
gltu.net
dtvm.net
dsma.net
wanj.net
lwir.net
nlra.net
pgaf.net
vpai.net
bhmi.net
aqdy.cc
miam.cc
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
iwx.info
zbr.info
zhj.info
zjr.info
ztj.info
kyq.info
qrh.info
xtk.info
zji.info
znw.info
zvn.info
kxi.info
lqq.info
xej.info
yhv.info
zdc.info
zjf.info
kxs.info
lzb.info
xih.info
yzw.info
zgp.info
zjm.info
zqu.info
bpx.info
ejg.biz
vhz.info
xuu.info
lek.me
zbu.info
zhn.info
znf.info
ztu.info
ixm.info
kzj.info
zfj.info
zjj.info
zjn.info
zpq.info
zvp.info
kxj.info
lxf.info
xgg.info
yoq.info
zjo.info
zrz.info
euy.info
kxw.info
pjx.info
xjg.info
zbn.info
zhc.info
kxg.info
lkx.info
ykp.info
vxa.info
xzr.info
zbz.info
zje.info
zjd.info
znj.info
zvc.info
xhz.info
yyo.info
zgd.info
zjk.info
zjw.info
zqq.info
zzl.info
kxn.info
lxh.info
bllbx.com
fxxxd.com
mmddz.com
xfyyw.com
xxwnn.com
yrqkw.com
Brandables
Acetos.com
Atimeo.com
Besoyo.com
Bowity.com
Canria.com
Carmillia.com
Cudelo.com
Drivento.com
Esconi.com
Fedajo.com
Framous.com
Kutma.com
Limpsa.com
Lontron.com
Luxottic.com
Myotics.com
Neostetic.com
Nutriara.com
Osenta.com
Peligram.com
Poccet.com
Qohana.com
Revoxo.com
Rufero.com
Shalso.com
Sqrilla.com
Swivol.com
Taveti.com
Tozili.com
Vergonia.com
Vertality.com
Vikmo.com
Whateo.com
Winler.com
Yabies.com
Yudial.com
Zepzin.com
Anicestry.com
Feliciana.com
Okoso.com
Pezoz.com
Varsar.com
Zidoo.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
668587.com
668717.com
498887.com
220158.com
061306.com
8882880.com
4333222.com
5888988.com
0038.co
0163.co
0228.co
3615.co
5057.co
6694.co
7589.co
7798.co
8856.co
9071.co
9269.co
9318.co
9398.co
9785.co
9897.co
7009.info
6219.info
39999.co
77177.co
66966.co
28188.co
88810.co
y768.com
x003.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Bakeshop.us
Charitable.biz
Chelp.org
Composter.us
CoolCreations.org
Crawlers.us
Customization.me
Diagram.biz
Domer.net
Drink.ws
DriversWanted.org
KeepStrong.org
Legendary.me
LovingKindness.org
OrganDonor.me
Orra.co
Phobia.me
Physics.ws
Sley.info
Stalkers.info
Suggestion.me
Swapped.us
Swapped.co
BicycleAlliance.org
BigPromo.org
Dervish.net
pandab.org
SaveJobs.org
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
BuddyWeed.com
DarkCannabis.com
MediVapor.com
VapeDork.com
VeganEscape.com
VeganSpaces.com
VrClaim.com
VrForms.com
VrHomeSell.com
Snap Names
NamePros
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good
There is something special (and probably only available in the domain space) about purchasing a domain for $12 or less and selling for $,$$$.
Where else in the world can you do that?
Thanks for your hard work.
That return is also available by buying a lottery ticket. And, the probability of getting that return on domains is the same as getting it from a lottery ticket.
Most of the low cost domains are worthless but there might be one or two winners ($ x,xxx) on the list.
As the lottery states – you got to play, to win.
Richard, I think a better gambling analogy is BlackJack and counting cards. You could probably wholesale over half the names for a profit. The reality is too many Domainers write off the biggest group of end-user buyers, the $900-$2500 range buyer. Ask Shane, he thought I was crazy too, (well probable still does a bit) but I’ve shown him time and time again the type of names that I sell. Obviously it’s not an exact science, and there are a lot of names listed just because I think they’re funny, and some that will never sell, but the key is envisioning a use or a brand and going from there. In that regard it is a gamble per name, but as a system it’s very profitable.
Enjoyed the list and appreciate all the work you do to provide the information…
~Patricia — DomainBELL
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