Five-letter .com names for sale

Every name here is a five-letter .com we own and sell directly. Filter by industry, search by letters, or open a name to read what it means, how it sounds and how its logo could look.

Names to start with

Why five letters

Five letters is about as short as a pronounceable .com gets today. Every three-letter and four-letter .com made of letters was registered years ago, most of them as acronyms with no sound of their own. At five letters there is still room for a real word shape, with vowels in the right places, a name you can say on a phone call and type without asking how it is spelled.

Short names also travel well. They fit on an app icon, a delivery van and a conference badge without shrinking the type, and they work in many languages because they borrow from many.

How the names were chosen

Each name was picked for its sound first. We read every one aloud, looked for its meanings in English and a dozen other languages, and kept the names that say something to more than one kind of business. That is why most pages describe two or three directions. A name that suits a payments app may also suit a wine brand, and the buyer decides which story to tell.

Prices and payment

Each name is priced individually, and we share the price when you ask. Make an offer from any name page and we reply within one business day. Every sale closes through Escrow.com, and you can pay in full or spread the price over up to 12 months with at least 20% down.

Questions

Who owns these domains?

DOMYR.COM owns every name in the catalog and sells it directly, so you deal with the owner from the first message to the transfer.

Why are prices not listed?

Each name is priced on its own merits, and the right deal often depends on how the buyer plans to use it. Ask for the price or send an offer from any name page and we answer within one business day.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. Through Escrow.com you can pay over up to 12 months, with at least 20% as a down payment. Ownership passes to you once the final payment clears.

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