One name. One shot at getting it right.
A small, hand-picked portfolio of .com, .in and .org names held for founders who care what their business is called. Every name below is available today.
The card
Sink any name to see what it suits and who it's for.
Buying a name
Three steps, no account, no middleman fees on your side.
Send an offer
First you have to make a phone call and then you can connect through the portal.
Agree the price
Most names settle in one or two messages. Payment plans over three to twelve months are available on anything above ₹50,000.
Transfer through escrow
Funds sit with Escrow.com or Dan until the domain lands in your registrar account. Push transfers usually complete the same day; ICANN transfers take five to seven.
I buy names the way I'd buy a club: for the shot I actually play.
I'm Ayush Ratnawat. I've spent the last few years building small businesses — a prompt-engineering studio, a mushroom brand, a football content channel — and every one of them started with an argument about the name.
That's why this portfolio is small and specific rather than a warehouse of expiring registrations. Each name here is one I'd have been happy to build on myself, and I'd rather it went to someone who will.
Notes
What I'm learning about names, buyers and the aftermarket.
What a four-letter .in is actually worth in 2026
Indian startups finally started paying for short names. Here's what the last twelve months of comparable sales say.
The offer email that gets a reply
Four lines, a number, and no flattery. A breakdown of the inbound messages I answer within the hour.
Why I stopped buying keyword domains
Exact-match names looked like a sure thing in 2019. What changed, and where the money moved instead.
Ask about a name
Include a number if you have one in mind. Offers with a budget attached get answered first.