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To generate pronounceable, short domain names — Site promises

To generate pronounceable, short domain names — Site promises

Fresh site claims to generate short domain names that can be pronounced and are available for registration.

PronounceyA fresh site states it can help entrepreneurs find short, pronounceable, and unregistered .com domain names that they can brand for their business.

Pronouncey.com, which just launched (and itself was recently hand registered) it pretty simple. You just select the number of characters, hit generate, and then it randomly creates a domain name that it claims is pronounceable.

Does it work? I’ll let you be the judge.

Here are the first three randomly produced domain names it gave me this morning at varying lengths:

5 Characters:
Dwors.com
Ctful.com
Ypari.com

6 Characters:
zouses.com
ychers.com
bosess.com

7 Characters:
eepting.com
nuresse.com
chhings.com

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