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Domain Ideas by Industry
Curated name patterns for shops, agencies, clinics, churches and more.
How it works
Domain name ideas tailored to your industry
A clinic, a church and a software startup should not be named by the same formula. Pick your industry and give us your name or a keyword (and your town if local). We apply the naming patterns that work in that sector, such as 'kitchen' and 'eats' for restaurants or 'foundation' and 'initiative' for NGOs, pair them with the extensions customers in that industry trust, and check the six strongest live with MailShrine's first-year and renewal prices.
Results appear here after you click Suggest names.
How this works
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Apply sector patterns
Each industry has ten naming templates drawn from how real businesses in that sector name themselves.
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Pair with trusted extensions
Only extensions customers in that industry recognise, and that MailShrine sells, are used, with live prices attached.
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Check the strongest six
The shortest, most natural combinations are verified against the registry through our search API.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a good domain name for a small business?
- One that customers can spell after hearing it once, matches your trading name, and uses an extension they trust: .com, your country code, or a sector extension like .shop or .clinic. This tool applies the patterns common in your industry so the name sounds like it belongs.
- Should a local business put the city in its domain?
- It helps customers and local search when most of your trade is in one place, and it often frees up a name whose plain version is taken. The downside is expansion: 'adalagos.com' is awkward for an Abuja branch. If you can, own both the city version and the plain one.
- Are industry extensions like .clinic or .church trustworthy?
- Yes, they are regulated gTLDs like .com and work with every email and web service. Their value is clarity: .church or .shop says what you are before the visitor clicks. Prices vary, so always check the renewal rate shown next to each.
- Why .org for churches and NGOs?
- .org has signalled nonprofit for thirty years, and donors and congregations recognise it immediately. .ngo and .foundation are credible alternatives, and taking the .com as well prevents someone else from using it.
- What does a business domain cost per year?
- MailShrine .com is about $12.99 for the first year and renews at the same price. Sector extensions range from a few dollars to several times that, which is why both the first-year and renewal prices appear in the results.
Every MailShrine domain includes WHOIS privacy, transfer lock, Anycast DNS with DNSSEC and two business mailboxes.