Catchy Business Name Ideas + Free Logos

Read about what makes a business name catchy and see a few examples of catchy business name ideas.

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A catchy business name is usually one that looks interesting (in terms of alliteration or spelling), sounds interesting (in terms of rhyme), or is short and easy to remember. To create a catchy business name, you should consider relevant keywords and how they work together. See our list below, or use our catchy business name generator.

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Catchy Business Name Ideas:

Rank	Business Name	Description
1.	Cool Crust	The repetitive sound and spelling of this name makes it a catchy name for a pizza or pie restaurant.
2.	Pasta Tasty	As a name for a pasta restaurant, this name is catchy because of the repetitive "t" and "a" sounds.
3.	The Hard Hit	The Hard Hit is an ideal name for a gym or fight class. The alliteration makes it memorable.
4.	Hustle Hub	The alliteration in this name makes it catchy and memorable.
5.	Grow Good	This name uses alliteration and the similar "oh" and "ooh" sounds, making it catchy.
6.	Baketasty	Baketasty is catchy because it is a new combination of words and repeats the "a" sound.
7.	Foodrop	A food delivery company could make use of this name because it is a unique, relevant word.
8.	Bottle Bay	This name works well for a wine or beer store because of the alliteration.
9.	Crispy Crust	This name creates a powerful image of the quality of food you could expect from a restaurant.
10.	Craftspark	This name works well for a craft store because it conveys the message of having fun.
11.	Foodness	This name resembles the spelling of "goodness," making a statement about the quality of food.
12.	Happy Tap	This name could apply to a brewery, bar, or tap dancing studio. The rhyme makes it catchy.
13.	Shoe Ship	The alliteration and sound repetition in this name makes it a catchy name for a shoe store.
14.	Pureread	As a play on "purebred," this catchy name would work well for a publishing house or bookstore.
15.	Flipture	This name could apply to an app that allows users to flip through scripture or couture.
16.	Autotap	A car sales app could use a name like this to show the easy nature of the platform.
17.	MotorMark	The alliteration of this name makes it catchy, and it would be ideal for a car sales business.
18.	FreshPress	A juice shop or coffee house could use this name. The short syllables make the name memorable.
19.	NewsView	A news app could use this name because the rhyme of "news" and "view" make it easy to remember.
20.	CoCanvas	An art gallery would benefit from a name like this because of the alliteration.

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Examples of Catchy Business Names:

1. Google.

The world's most-used search engine was initially supposed to be named Googol, but an angel investor misspelled the name when writing a check. This is an example of how the simplest spelling is more memorable to clients and will help them to find your business online.

2. Coca-Cola.

The product is named after its main flavor ingredients: the coca leaf and kola nut. The name should be spelled "Coca-Kola" but this did not read as well as having two C's. It is easier to spell and in general, the name is pleasant to pronounce because of the repetitive sounds and short syllables.

3. Kodak.

Kodak is a made-up word designed specifically to be catchy. The founder of the company believed that the name was easy to say and spell, it would be easy to trademark, and it was not associated with any other products.

4. Snapple.

The business was initially named Unadulterated Food Products, but this name was far too long to be memorable. Instead, the name Snapple described the product: a snappy apple drink. The name is unique, easy to say and spell, and reminds customers of the experience of drinking the product.

5. The Boring Company.

The Boring Company is a catchy name because it describes what the company does and pokes fun at the seemingly "boring" nature of the industry. The element of humor, as well as the use of a simple name combination, makes it catchy.

6. Buffer.

Buffer is a catchy name because buffering is a term well-known in the media industry, making the name easy to remember. Considering how frequently the term is used in social media, the name may even make this business more relevant than similar brands.

7. Yahoo!

The word "yahoo" came from the novel "Gulliver's Travels," making it fairly familiar to many customers. Used in the context of a search portal, the word is unique and not used by any similar companies. The word is easy to say and spell, making it more memorable.

8. Facebook.

While the words "face" and "book" are commonly used, the combination resulting in the name of the popular social network is entirely unique to the industry. The name is also descriptive: "face" refers to the people one can connect with, and "book" refers to the way the platform indexes friends and how users can access profiles.

9. Groupon.

Groupon works well as the name for a virtual discount website because it plays on the word "coupon" and suggests that you can find a collection of coupons on the site. The word "group" is also indicative of the fact that many deals offered on the site apply to multiple purchases of tickets or experiences.

10. GoPro.

The first noticeable characteristic of this name is that it rhymes. The rhyme makes it pleasant to pronounce and easier to remember. The name also suggests that using this product equates to professionalism, making it attractive and effective.

More Catchy Business Name Ideas:

Interesting Catchy Company Names:

HIIT the Gym.
Ebisu.
Tiburón.
Oopsies.
FeedMe.

Catchy Store Names:

Munchie City.
Second Chance.
Charmeuse.
Don Juan.
Le Chic Freak.

Catchy Company Names:

MOOVE.
Tangerine.
MegaBite.
Digital Dharma.
Yee-Haw Shakes.

Catchy Shop Names:

Countess' Closet.
Nuit Noire.
Candy Cat.
Grosseries.
Rebel Racoon.

FAQs:

How do I come up with a catchy business name?

Brainstorm a list of keywords that relate to your business.
Look for synonyms that could also be appropriate.
Feed these keywords into a business name generator.
Make a list of your favorite names and show them to your friends or family.
Use their feedback to narrow down the list.
Choose the best name and register it.

What should I name my business?

Your business name should reflect your product, goals, or a relevant characteristic like a location or an ethical stance. Take a look at our collection of name suggestions for ideas.

Where can I find a catchy business name generator?

Try Namesnack — you can generate scores of catchy business names for free by simply inputting a few keywords. Look at our list of catchy business name ideas for inspiration.