Four-letter .com domains
Every four-letter .com has been taken since 2007. These were caught when they dropped.
None in stock at the moment. They are scarce, and when one is caught it appears here. The full list has the other lengths.
Why four letters is different
All 456,976 four-letter .com domains were registered by late 2007 and none has been available since. A four-letter .com only changes hands or drops, and a drop is caught within seconds by whoever is watching. The names here were caught that way, then checked: history, trademark position, meaning, and what ranks.
Four letters is usually an acronym or a coined word rather than a root and ending, so the value is in memorability and in whether the letters already mean something to someone. Several four-letter names carry years of archived history from a previous owner, which is on the listing.
Common questions
Can I still register a four-letter .com?
No. The last available four-letter .com was registered in 2007. Every one since has been bought from an owner or caught when it expired.
What is a four-letter .com worth?
It ranges widely. Pronounceable ones and ones that form a word or a common acronym are worth the most; random consonant strings the least. There are no list prices here; say what you would build and what it is worth to you.
Do four-letter names have trademark problems?
Not more than others, but a four-letter string is often an acronym somebody has registered for something. Each listing shows what the US register holds and in which class.
Keep reading
- Is my name trademarked? Why most near matches mean nothing
- Trademark vs domain name: what each protects
- Is my business name taken? The four places to check