Collection
Short .com names
Every name in this collection has five letters or fewer before the .com, and the list includes every such name currently listed on Webba.
Most are coined or respelled words rather than dictionary words, such as Zevyo, Mivza and Quivv. A practical check before you shortlist one: say it aloud once to someone else and see whether they can type it.
23 names · request the price or make an offer on any of them
- arrch.com
Arch is the word for the shape that carries weight and the prefix that means chief.
- Aviin.com
Nobody remembers the booking. They remember the window seat.
- avuix.com
Avuix looks technical without looking like an acronym.
- blawd.com
It sounds like something you'd find stamped on metal.
- buush.com
It's the kind of word that gets shouted rather than said.
- cebsy.com
Cebsy sounds like a person. Nothing in it is trying to be impressive.
- Fyool.com
Say it out loud and it's fuel. Look at it and it's a brand.
- Groie.com
A short, open coinage for a consumer or technology brand.
- Hexlo.com
- Juyaa.com
It sounds like something you'd say arriving somewhere.
- Kazy.com
- KORRD.com
It sounds like a cable and a chord at the same time. Both belong in the same shop.
- mivza.com
Every letter in MIVZA is made of straight lines. There isn't a curve in it.
- mizze.com
Some names arrive dressed before the brand does. Mizze already sounds like it belongs on a label — short, polished, and just unusual enough to notice.
- Plerf.com
- pythh.com
It sounds like something coiled.
- Qloto.com
Loto is how most of the world spells lottery. That is a very large world.
- Quivv.com
A quiver is what you call the collection when you have more than one.
- Raaay.com
Every brand that ever promised to brighten something was reaching for this word.
- Snuub.com
Consumer brands now get discovered sideways, in a feed, by someone who wasn't shopping. Nothing about that moment involves reading.
- suchh.com
Such never arrives alone. Something always follows it.
- thasi.com
Thasi reads like a word people already use.
- zevyo.com
Zevyo sounds like a car that already exists.