Domain name generator
Pick what you sell, add your name or a word you like, and get names you can say over a phone call. Each one shows whether the .com looks free and whether the free Storelala address is open. No sign-up.
Finding names
“Looks free” is a quick hint from a public DNS lookup, not a registrar check. A name can look free and still be held by a registry or reserved, so confirm it where you buy. A .com can be bought in Storelala on any plan. A .pk comes from PKNIC, so we can’t sell one. Also check the trademark register before you print the name.
Found the name? Put the store on it.
Storelala gives you a store at yourbrand.storelala.com, free to start, with cash on delivery built in. You can buy a .com in Storelala on any plan, and Core and Grow can connect a .pk or .com address you already own.
Start your storeQuestions
Should I pick a .com or a .pk?
A .com is the safer first choice. People type it by habit, it works for buyers abroad, and you can buy it right here on any plan. A .pk shows that you are in Pakistan, but it comes from PKNIC, so we can’t sell one. If you already own a .pk, Core and Grow can connect it to your store.
What does “looks free” mean?
The tool asks a public DNS server whether the .com has any records. If there are none, the name looks free. It is a hint, not a registrar check. A name can be held by a registry, parked or reserved and still show no records, so confirm it where you buy. “Taken” is more reliable than “looks free”.
Where can I buy a .com?
You can buy a .com address in Storelala on any plan, or at any registrar. Either way, check the price for the second year too, because the first year is often cheaper than the renewal.
Can I connect an address I already own?
Yes, on Core and Grow you can connect a .pk or .com address you already own. You can also start on yourbrand.storelala.com and move whenever you are ready. Your store and orders stay the same.
Why no hyphens or numbers?
A hyphen or a number is hard to say on a phone call. “Amna dash lawn dot com” gets typed wrong, and so does “amna786”. The names here are plain letters by default. You can switch hyphens and numbers on under Style, hyphens and numbers.
How do I know if a name is hard to spell in Roman Urdu?
Roman Urdu has no fixed spelling, so noor can be noor or nur, and khaadi can be khadi. The tool flags names with doubled vowels, kh, gh, q, x and long runs of consonants. Say the name to a friend, ask them to type it, and see if they get it right.