Name generators give you options.
NameJury gives you the top picks.
27 expert-style reviewers score your shortlist and tell you which name wins — and why the runners-up don’t. Then we check what’s actually free to claim: the domain, the social handles, and trademark conflicts — so you don’t fall for a name you can’t own. Try it free; the full report is $99, back in 48 hours.
Screen — not legal clearance. Consult a trademark attorney before filing.
Candidate
“‘Moss’ does the heavy lifting — it’s the postpartum-mother body memory of soft, ground, regenerative. ‘Root’ closes it without getting precious. Watch the category fit if you push toward clinical positioning.”
A name has to clear four stages. We test all four before you commit.
A pool of 27 reviewers — by stage, vertical, and temperament — score your candidates and write the one paragraph that explains why.
A live check of every domain you’d want — .com, .co, .io, .ai — plus the obvious look-alikes worth grabbing so no one else can.
We scan the US trademark office, Google, the App Store, and Product Hunt for names that could clash — checked fresh, not from a stale cache.
A defensibility matrix: does the name lock you into a position you actually want, or does it leak meaning to a competitor?
A pool of 27 reviewers — by stage, vertical, and temperament — score your candidates and write the one paragraph that explains why.
A live check of every domain you’d want — .com, .co, .io, .ai — plus the obvious look-alikes worth grabbing so no one else can.
We scan the US trademark office, Google, the App Store, and Product Hunt for names that could clash — checked fresh, not from a stale cache.
A defensibility matrix: does the name lock you into a position you actually want, or does it leak meaning to a competitor?
Six friends with opinions can't tell you which name your buyer will buy.
A pool of reviewers can. Each reviewer carries a stated stage, vertical, temperament, and buying motive. The score is the one paragraph they wrote — not a number on a dial.
“Fourthtri is what a postpartum doula names her Instagram, not what a Series A founder names her company. The buyer reads ‘tri’ as clinical-adjacent and then resents you for tricking her. Don't ship it.”
Not a “consumer focus group.” A balanced mix — every cell below is a specific type of buyer with a clear point of view.
- Early-stage × Playful · WellnessP-14
- Late-stage × Skeptic · D2CP-09
- Operator × Pragmatist · SaaSP-22
- Investor × Defensive · HealthcareP-07
From 8 candidates to your top picks, in 48 hours.
You hand over the names you're already considering. We do the work most founders skip because they don't have the rigor or the access.
Start a free projectPaste them, plus your URL or a one-line product description. That's the intake. No questionnaire.
Each reviewer writes a one-paragraph score per candidate. Quotes are weighted by reviewer credibility on your category.
We check the domain registrar, the US trademark office, the App Store, Product Hunt, and Google — live, not from a stale cache. We flag real conflicts, not just exact matches.
For the top two candidates: what positioning the name locks you into, what it leaks, and what a competitor could legitimately do to flank you.
One top pick. The reasons against each runner-up. The matrix. The conflict scan. Linkable so you can show your co-founder.
Pro ($19) covers stage 1 in full. Max ($99) runs all four.
This is what a trademark row looks like in the report. Not a screenshot of a competitor's screenshot.
A trademark conflict surfaced after launch averages $120K – $750K to resolve. We run this stage live, every project — not from a stale cache.
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Built by Felipe Baytelman — spun out of a venture studio that named LodgeProof, AdmitCompass, and seven other live brands.
The reviewer methodology was built for in-house naming work before it became NameJury. We run it on every brief, whether you pay us or our portfolio does.
Built on the workflow that named LodgeProof + AdmitCompass.
An 18-month build killed by a $15K naming mistake. A trademark conflict averages $120K – $750K to resolve. NameJury is $99.
Median: domain reclamation, comp redesign, customer comms, lost SEO equity, contract amendments.
USPTO opposition / cease & desist range. Excludes engineering cost of forced rename mid-build.
Your top picks. 48 hours. Money-back if no name clears all four stages. Free re-run if you reject all candidates within 14 days.
From a single reviewer to the full set.
Every project starts free with one reviewer. Add the full set of reviewers — or unlock everything — for more depth.
- ✓3–5 generated names from URL or brief
- ✓One reviewer · one summary paragraph
- ✓Angle teaser (locked depth)
- ·No live scans · no availability check
- ✓Full 6-reviewer scoring
- ✓Top-5 of ~20 generated names
- ✓Angle selector: keep, drop, add your own angle
- ✓Public vote URL — let your community weigh in
- ✓5 runs (re-run names, swap a reviewer, change an angle)
- ✓Everything in Pro · 27 reviewers
- ✓Live trademark conflict screen · 8 sources
- ✓Availability check · top 2 names
- ✓Reviewers calibrated from real votes on your URL
- ✓Automated domain bundle · checked live
- ✓20 runs to use whenever you like
48hr SLA · Money-back if no name is kept by the reviewers · Re-run within 14 days.
If you were going to ask, we put it here.
No. The reviewers are a balanced mix of buyer types, each with a clear point of view; the AI model is just one tool among several. The domain and trademark checks are live lookups against the registrar, the US trademark office, the App Store, and Product Hunt — real data, not generated text. The availability check is written by hand by the studio.
Refund — full $99, no questions. You also get the report; the failures are documented so your next batch doesn’t repeat the same mistakes. Or take the free re-run within 14 days.
$99 is for the full Max tier — the full set of reviewers, live domain validation, trademark conflict scan, and availability check. We also offer a $19 Pro tier for buyers who don’t need trademark or the availability check, and a free tier for a reviewer-only pass.
Get your top picks.
Then go build.
48hr SLA · Money-back if no name clears all 4 stages · Free re-run within 14 days.
Screen — not legal clearance. Consult a trademark attorney before filing.