How it works
The tool turns your name into the domains personal brands most often use: your full name, first name and last name together, your initial and last name, and a few short variations. It checks each one with the registry (for .com and .net) or the public DNS, so you see what’s free right now.
A registrar always has the final say: some names that look free are held back by the registry or sold at a premium price.
Picking the right one
- Your full name as a .com is the first choice if it’s free.
- Keep it short and easy to say out loud. Skip numbers and hyphens.
- Match your social handles as closely as you can.
- Use it for your email too: firstname@yourname.com is the most personal address you can have.
More in how to choose a domain name for your personal brand.
Then what?
A domain is the start. Put a website and a professional email address on it. Bounley, the platform built for personal brands, does both together, with every record put in for you on a domain from Bounley (Premium, invitation-only during the beta).