Genory

Business Name Generator

Generate business and brand name ideas by industry, audience and style. Compare a shortlist, then check trademarks and domain availability separately.

YOUR BUSINESS 01

Enter an industry or activity in English or German. Use keywords, without contact details.

Short names focus on industry and style. Longer names can include your business model, audience or location. Explanations remain in English.

Free access: one idea per request. Guests: 5 per day; signed-in Free accounts: 20. View plans

Names are composed from concept words and your brief. No company directory is searched. Generated results are not stored.

NAME IDEAS

Give your business a name

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Start with what you do.

Describe your industry or activity, choose a style and create a fresh name concept with an explanation, variants and domain ideas.

Generated name concepts, not company records. Names, variants and domains may already be in use; availability and trademarks have not been checked.

PRACTICAL GUIDE

Write a brief before choosing a business name.

A useful naming brief describes what a business does, whom it serves and how it should sound. This generator turns that direction into candidate names. Use the output to explore alternatives, then evaluate each candidate in the contexts where customers would actually encounter it.

  1. 01

    Describe the activity

    Give a specific industry and activity. A repair service for bicycles is a clearer starting point than a generic request for a modern company.

  2. 02

    Tune the audience and style

    Choose settings that fit the intended customers and language. Compare a few focused directions rather than changing every option at once.

  3. 03

    Build a shortlist

    Try candidates in a spoken introduction, a page title and an email signature. Record why each one fits the brief before checking availability independently.

Example: a naming brief with a clear purpose

Activity: bicycle repair workshops
Audience: everyday commuters
Desired impression: practical, approachable
Review: easy to say, easy to spell, relevant to repairs

The brief is illustrative. Evaluate generated suggestions against these criteria rather than selecting a name solely because it sounds unusual.

ReviewQuestion to askNext step
ClarityCan someone repeat it after hearing it?Read it aloud
FitDoes it suit the actual service?Compare against the brief
AvailabilityIs it already used where you operate?Check relevant external records

Before you use the result

Practical answers for your next test.

Does Genory check domain availability?

No. Check your preferred domain and handle directly with the relevant provider.

Will the same brief always give the same ideas?

No. Save the candidates you want to compare; options alone are not a record of earlier output.

Should I include a place name?

Use a location when it is part of your brief, then consider whether that choice still fits if the business serves a wider area later.

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