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Tevone.com
A name you can say once and have someone type correctly. Two thousand five hundred dollars, and it's on your letterhead this week.
- Extension
- .com
- Length
- 6 characters
- Registered
- 2026
- History
- Never used
- Transfer
- 1–5 days
The number
routinely list at $8,000+
Why it's this cheap: I registered it this year for a product I've since shelved. It's a good name sitting on an empty page, and I'd rather sell it now at a number someone can approve without a meeting than pay renewals waiting for a five-figure buyer who may never turn up.
Why this one
A name people hear once and spell right.
Says nothing, so it can say anything
Tevone isn't a description. That's the point — it won't box you into one product line the way a literal name does after your second pivot.
Two beats, plain sounds
Tev‑one. No silent letters, no doubled consonants, no vowel a listener has to guess at. It survives a podcast ad and a noisy conference floor.
The .com, not a substitute
You get the version people type by reflex — no redirect from a shortened spelling, no explaining an unusual extension on every invoice.
Specimen
How it wears.
Tevone.
As a wordmarkThe transfer
Three steps, and neither side holds the risk.
Say the word
Email me at hello@choosemaid.com. The price is set at $2,500 — there's no haggling round to sit through.
Fund escrow
Payment sits with Escrow.com. Nothing releases to me until the domain is confirmed in your account.
Take the keys
I push it to your registrar, or hand you the auth code to move it yourself. Usually done inside a week.
Claim it
$2,500, and the name is yours.
Price — $2,500 USD, fixed
Payment — Escrow.com, fees split
Transfer — 1–5 days after escrow funds
One buyer only. First funded escrow takes it.
Say who you are and when you want the transfer done.
I reply to every genuine enquiry, usually same day.