Five Excellent Tools for Researching Five Letter Domains
1. ReadableDomains - 5 Letter Vowel Swap
This unique tool allows you to mimic the vowel placement of certain words and outputs all possible vowel combinations. You type in a word such as “Glare” and ReadableDomains will replace the “a” and “e” with all combinations of vowels (Glera, Gloro, Glary, etc.). The goal is to generate good looking five letters. Results are instantly checked for availability.
2. DomainNameSoup - Random 5 Letter Generator
Yes, the interface and logo are not soo tasty, but the script delivers. Sometimes random can be a good thing. This tool spits out a list of randomized 5 letter domain names and instantly checks availability.
Tip: Immediately look to the far right of the page and un-check all extensions except “.com” to speed up results.
3. 5Letter.com - 5 Letter Research
This newer tool lets you input desired character combinations before displaying a list of all possible five letter domains. For example, you could put “DOT” and select “Starts With” to generate a list of every single possible 5 letter domain which begins with “DOT.” Unfortunately, due to the size of these lists, live availability check is not available so you will have to bulk scan on your own.
4. MakeWords - Random “Word” Generator
Yet another random word generator. This tool is not specifically for 5 letter domains though it can be used to find some pronounceable and brandables. Available domains are displayed in bold, each page should have a few available. Tip: Select a page size of 30 and set the length to a minimum and maximum of 5 to start your search.
5. FreshDrop - TDNAM Firesale Tool
The Domain Name After Market (TDNAM) is GoDaddy’s expired domain auction service. FreshDrop allows you to perform customized searches to filter the $5 FireSale domains. Click on the “CVCVC“, “VCVCV” or “Prem 5L” buttons to find some five letter domains for sale at $5 (plus GoDaddy registration fee).
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January 7th, 2008 at 11:36 am
can you please appraise my 5l 8 years old domain and dmoz listed.
it’s a wlcci.com
how much do you think the value is?
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January 7th, 2008 at 12:04 pm
Great article!
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January 7th, 2008 at 12:16 pm
Nice way to look up domains, but then i’m quite far away from getting a domain myself, and even when i do get a domain, i’ll be inclined to go with a domain name of my preference, something that i can identify with.
But still these tools could be useful to people looking for good domains.
Dugg !!
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January 8th, 2008 at 4:27 am
Excellent article. Dugg! These tools will come in handy :)
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January 8th, 2008 at 4:40 am
Good article..Dugg it for u..Wonderful way to look up the domains..
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January 8th, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Yeah, we rolled our own a while ago, it’s not specifically for 5 letter domains, but it seems to work out quite well. The algorithm generally creates things between 4 and 10 letters. It’s make my dot name and it is located at http://makemy.name
HTH
BB
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January 9th, 2008 at 4:59 pm
This is a informative article. i would make use of thse tools to find out the good domain.I hope it will surely help me ….
Thanks for sharing dude….
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January 11th, 2008 at 5:18 pm
love the girls. what’s there domain :)
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February 8th, 2008 at 2:21 pm
Great resource article, Thanks!
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February 28th, 2008 at 8:43 am
Really appreciate the info. I could use the tools for my site.
Great ways to find a good domain and make ours look interesting.
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July 27th, 2008 at 12:42 am
Good tools for finding 5 letter domains. I am a big fan of 5L.COM pronounceable domains and recently sold one for 10k. It was in DNJ weekly sales.
Good article.
DNBlogger
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