Our mission
Checked 25 Oct 2026, 06:58 UTC
We help new and existing businesses get one brand name across every platform they need, in a single search.
Why does one name matter?
Customers look for you by name, and a name that changes from platform to platform loses them. Finding one is hard: when we named Zero To 1000 on 23 October 2026, 105 of the 133 .com names we tried were already taken.[1]
Do you need the .com?
Get it when it's available. When it isn't, keep your exact name on another ending, such as .co, .io, .app or an industry ending like .fit or .shop, instead of changing the name just to get a .com. Google says its search treats new endings like .com and .org, and that keywords in an ending give no advantage or disadvantage. Its current guide counts .io among the country endings it treats as generic. Compare endings in Which domain ending should I pick?.[2, 3]
What do we do about it?
| We | How |
|---|---|
| Check every platform at once | The .com and other endings, social platforms, app stores, trademarks and more |
| Find the best available fit | When your name is taken, we find the closest version that's available everywhere you need |
| Keep your name, even without the .com | We show which endings are available for your exact name, and what they cost |
| Show our sources | Every rule on this site cites its source, the platform's own pages first, with the date we checked it |
| Stay free to use | Free daily tokens cover your searches, and you can earn more by sharing |
Who built it?
A founder who has started dozens of companies and knows what new businesses go through. Who runs Zero To 1000[4]
Sources (4)
- PrimaryZero To 1000's own naming records: the .com names we tried for our own brand
- PrimaryGoogle Search Central: Google's handling of new top level domains
- PrimaryGoogle Search Central: Managing multi-regional and multilingual sites
- PrimaryLee Parry, founder of Zero To 1000, in his own words