If you are looking for a 'list' I suggest going to a brandable/company name marketplace like NameJot.com or BrandBucket.com.
They both have their pros and cons. NameJot.com has more exclusive names and therefore are more pricey, and BrandBucket is just so flooded with useless names that it's hard to find the good ones.
It's like the difference between going to the Lamborghini dealership where there are a few amazing but expensive cars, versus the Kia dealership where there may be some nice models but you have to sort through the other thousand generic cars on the lot.
That's my opinion. In the end you will just have to decide whether you are a Lamborghini guy or a Kia guy. Good luck!
There are many sites now out there where you can buy brandable domain names such as BrandBucket, Namerific and Brandroot..
There is also a website which publish free lists of available to register brandable domain names, it is worth following www.excitemental.com before checking out any other market place as the names are available so it could save your start-up an absolute fortune.
You might find some ideas at wordlab, they have archives of name ideas, realistically the bet .com ideas are long gone, and people can be reluctant to share their ideas.
There are sites with tools that help you come up with fictitious names, including: wordlab.com, naming.net, wordoid.com, lingzini.com, namestation.com, some of these tools look up the domain name availability as you go.
Generators like wordoid do make the audition process easy and can invent new words that can be completely unique in web searches, helping your brand stand out.
If you find an available .com name, there's a high probability that it' not a trademarked name.
Finding sensible name ideas not yet taken is the challenge, using the bulk search tool on some registrars like:
http://www.godaddy.com/bulk-domain-searc...
To check a list of ideas at once can save a lot of time.
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Where can I find lists of good domain names that have their domains available? We are looking for a new brand identity. No domain name generators please, their choices are always so awful.
