Most companies have a domain acquisition wish-list. Most of them got the list by writing down the obvious names plus a few someone Googled last quarter. The names that would actually move the needle (the category-defining generics, the related-vertical generics, the founder-name lookalikes) are usually missing from the list because nobody had the time to build the candidate set systematically.
We feed your category, competitors, brand position, and search surface into an LLM-driven pipeline that surfaces the domains your business should own. Each candidate is scored on acquirability, ranked on strategic fit, and grounded in comp-sales context for expected price.
What we produce
- Candidate list of category-defining and category-adjacent generics
- Strategic-fit score with rationale tied to your brand position
- Acquirability score factoring owner type, last activity, and reachability
- Expected-price band with comp-sales grounding
- Recommended outreach approach per candidate
The output is a working acquisition wishlist with the analysis already done. You decide which targets to pursue. We run the outreach.
Buyer pain we address
- Acquisition wish-lists are guessed at and missing the names that would actually move the needle
- Strategic-fit reasoning is inconsistent across team members
- Price expectations are usually wrong by an order of magnitude in either direction