Ungrabbed VS sub.dom.ain.studio

Ungrabbed.com — The concept of this is simple: it’s a newsletter with two domains sent to your inbox every morning that can be used for naming businesses, side projects, etc. They’re usually quite good in quality and cost around $150-$350. So, if you keep an eye out, you can snag something decent (but you have to be quick as there are a lot of subscribers). Source: 11 months ago

There is no easy way to discover new high-value (short dictionary words) domains available for purchase. I find myself wanting something like https://ungrabbed.com/. Source: about 2 years ago

I posted in here last month about sub.dom.ain.studio, our startup which aims to make cool, simple domain names accessible and affordable for all. Source: almost 3 years ago

However, we realised that if we just bought the suffixes of one-word domain names and then add the prefix as a subdomain, we could make the whole word. As you do, we then proceeded to buy literally thousands of these domain names of common English word suffixes, creating millions of one-word domains and literally billions of two-word domains. So the above, investing.blog would become invest.ing.blog. And because... Source: almost 3 years ago

Sub.dom.ain.studio, out of Miami, is announcing the new availability of hundreds of millions of subdomain names, such as invest.ing.blog, summar.ize.solutions, liv.ing.luxury, and housi.ng.market. Because there is no limit to the number of subdomains you can put on a domain, there are trillions of additional combinations that can be made like miami.housi.ng.market or product.marke.ting.by. Source: almost 3 years ago