naymoHow to find the best domain deals right now
Browse a live shelf of the best-value domains, ranked by a plain 0–100 deal score, so spotting a genuine bargain takes seconds.
- Bargain hunters who want a great name without overpaying
- Founders open to a strong name they hadn't thought of
- Anyone who likes browsing deals rather than searching blindly
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How to use it
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Open Deal Radar
Head to the Deal Radar page. It's a live, ready-made list of domains that are especially good value right now — no searching required. Think of it as the “today's best buys” shelf for domain names.
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Read the deal score
Each domain shows a deal score from 0 to 100 — the higher the number, the better the value compared to what names like it usually cost. A glance at the score tells you whether something is a genuine bargain.
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Sort and skim
Sort by the best scores to put the strongest deals on top, or browse by ending if you specifically want a .com or .io. Each row shows the price and where to buy it.
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Check the one you like
Found a name that fits? Click it to confirm it's available and see the cheapest registrar, with both the first-year and renewal price so there are no surprises later.
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Grab it before it's gone
Good deals don't last — if a name is right for you, register it at the cheapest registrar via the handoff link. We earn nothing on the click, so the deal you see is the real deal.
Reading a deal
Get more out of it
Higher score = better value, simply put
You don't need to know how it's calculated. A 90 is a stronger deal than a 60 — the score already weighs the price against what similar names cost.
Check back regularly
The list refreshes as prices and availability change. Popping in every few days is the easiest way to catch a great name at a great price.
Keep an open mind on endings
Some of the best-scoring deals are on newer endings like .io or .ai. If the name is perfect, the ending matters less than you'd think.
Confirm the renewal price
A low first-year price is only half the story. Before you buy, glance at the renewal figure so a “deal” doesn't turn pricey next year.
Common questions
What is the deal score?
It's a simple 0–100 rating of how good a domain's price is compared with what similar names typically cost. Higher means better value. You don't have to interpret anything technical — just trust that a higher score is a better deal.
Is Deal Radar free to browse?
Yes. Browsing the deals, seeing scores, and checking prices is free. You only pay when you register a domain, which happens at the registrar we point you to.
Do these deals expire?
They can. Prices change and names get registered by other people, so the list updates over time. If you see a strong deal that fits, it's worth acting promptly rather than waiting.
Does naymo make money if I buy a deal?
No. Our handoffs to registrars are neutral and unpaid, so a high deal score reflects genuine value — not a name someone paid us to promote.
Related guides
More help that pairs with this one — and the page where you can try it yourself.
Want the full feature rundown? Read about Open Deal Radar, browse the whole Help Center, or compare plans on the pricing page.
Try it yourself
Browse a live shelf of the best-value domains, ranked by a plain 0–100 deal score, so spotting a genuine bargain takes seconds.