The startup name generator
that actually scores names

Name generators recombine syllables and keywords to produce variations. They cannot score names or rank candidates -- every suggestion is equally arbitrary. Voxa runs adversarial generation across 300 to 1,500+ candidates, then scores every one across 14 phoneme dimensions to produce a ranked shortlist where every name has earned its position. The top candidate in a Voxa proposal outscored hundreds of alternatives on measurable criteria. Namelix cannot tell you why one name is better than another. Voxa can tell you exactly why, down to the phoneme level.

Yes. The free phoneme analysis tool scores any name you already have or are considering across 14 dimensions, classifies its Brand Archetype, and shows a teaser of what a ranked proposal shortlist looks like. It analyzes names -- it does not generate them. The paid proposal runs 300 to 1,500+ adversarially-generated candidates through the full scoring system, calibrated to your brief.

The Placek framework, developed by David Placek at Lexicon Branding, is the strategic methodology behind product names like Pentium, Febreze, and PowerBook. It asks four positioning questions that surface the ultimate benefit no competitor can claim -- the core of what makes a name genuinely differentiating rather than merely descriptive. Voxa's Studio tier integrates this framework as a structured brief component, using the answers to calibrate the entire generation and scoring process around your specific competitive position.

Flash proposals are delivered in approximately 30 minutes from payment. Studio proposals in approximately 2 hours. Both are delivered directly to your inbox as a PDF report and interactive web summary. There is no waiting list, no account setup, and no onboarding call required.