Millions of company names end with “Inc.” Now your website can too! Show the world you mean business with a .inc domain.

Joined January 2018
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What's the first thing that kills your startup name?
0% .com is unavailable
0% Trademark conflict
0% Name outlives the pivot
0% Social handles taken
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A startup spent $1.8M on a domain. Most of its seed funding. Before it built anything. Most founders read that and think they'd never do the same. Most founders are wrong. 🧵
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The fix is three filters: → Credibility: Does it sound legit in 5 seconds? → Availability: Can you own it? (.com, handles, trademark, app stores) → Scale: Will it still fit after your pivot? Every name needs to pass all three.
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Most investors decide before your pitch starts. Before the deck. Before the intro. They Google your company name the moment they get the invite. What shows up shapes the meeting before it begins. Your domain answers “is this real?” first.
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A founder spent 2 years on a name he never believed in. Then he spent $250 and changed how everyone perceived his company. 🧵
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Umari Ali built an AI-powered website builder on reniwn.com. His own words: "Poor name, can't be branded or remembered." He knew from day one. He shipped anyway. For two years.

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Then he switched to WE.inc. $250. Two letters. A dot. Three more. Nothing about the product changed. But the way people responded to it did, starting with the first impression. 👉 Read the full story here: my.inc/blog/https-www-my-inc…
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What’s your biggest hesitation about choosing a non .com domain?
0% Price / renewals
0% B) People won’t “get it”
0% SEO risk
0% Pivot flexibility
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Domain first or product first? Seems like a small decision. But it can affect your: Brand, SEO & Future growth Most founders get this wrong. 🧵
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Then traction happens. Users sign up. People start sharing it. Now you want the perfect domain. But it’s already taken, parked, or selling for $10k .
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