AVAILABLE DOMAINS
These are good names we own and are not building on right now. Most are available to lease — you point them wherever you like for as long as the lease runs, and hand them back when you're done. One, cliqueclack.com, is a retired publication brand we're open to selling outright. If any of them fit what you're launching, email us and we'll talk terms.
- cliqueclack.com For saleAged media brand
A pop-culture publication founded in 2008 by a group of writers who left AOL’s TV Squad to cover television without corporate minders — TechCrunch covered the launch as a direct competitor to AOL’s own TV blog. It ran for six and a half years before closing in April 2015, having grown well past television along the way, and the archive is still online at the domain today.
- More than 11,000 posts across TV, film, music, books, comics, games, sports and tech, organized into verticals including CliqueClack TV and CliqueClack Food.
- CliqueClack Food built its own library of original recipes, cooking columns such as Recipe Test Drive, kitchen-gear reviews and a backyard-farming series on beekeeping and chicken-keeping — several hundred posts of evergreen food content that ages far better than episode recaps.
- Continuously registered and served since 2008 — the archive has never been wiped or parked.
- Suits a media brand, an entertainment newsletter, or anyone who wants a name with a real publishing history behind it rather than a fresh registration.
- squeam.com Available to rentShort & brandable
Six letters, one word, no hyphens or numbers. The kind of name that survives being read aloud over a phone call — a fit for a consumer app, a horror or games label, or anything that wants a little edge.
Ask about squeam.com - rawdatum.com Available to rentData & analytics
Reads as the singular of "raw data." Built for an analytics product, a data-engineering consultancy, a newsletter about measurement, or a pipeline tool that wants to signal "before the dashboard touched it."
Ask about rawdatum.com - hacknstack.com Available to rentDeveloper community
A hackathon and builder-community name that already sounds like an event. Suits internal innovation programs, a meetup series, a workshop brand, or a developer-tooling company with a sense of humor.
Ask about hacknstack.com - envvar.com Available to rentDeveloper tooling
Every engineer alive can spell this one from memory. A natural home for secrets management, configuration tooling, a twelve-factor-adjacent SaaS, or a devtools blog that wants instant credibility with its audience.
Ask about envvar.com - attackroll.com Available to rentTabletop & gaming
Straight out of the d20 vocabulary. Fits a TTRPG tool, a dice or character-sheet app, an actual-play show, or a gaming community that wants a name its players already say every session.
Ask about attackroll.com - mailadouche.com Available to rentNovelty & campaigns
A joke name that lands on the first read, which is exactly what a gag-gift shop, a prank-mail service, or a one-off marketing stunt needs. Memorable for the same reason it is not subtle.
Ask about mailadouche.com
How it works
- On a lease, StackRef keeps the registration and you get exclusive use of the domain for the term.
- You control DNS, so the domain can point at your site, your app, or your mail provider — whatever you need it for.
- Lease terms are month-to-month or annual, and pricing depends on the name and how you plan to use it. Ask and we'll quote it.
- cliqueclack.com is offered as a sale, transferred to your registrar. What happens to the existing post archive is part of the conversation — tell us what you have in mind.
- Interested in buying one of the leased names outright instead? Say so in your email and we'll consider it.