Dotly.ai opens limited access to partner agencies

Agencies already work alongside us on joint naming sprints and white-label invention, usually bringing us in when a client's chosen direction had no gettable dot. Partner access puts the platform itself in their hands. An agency writes the brief with its client, runs generation and screening on Dotly.ai, and presents the shortlist as its own work.

It is the same engine we use on our own engagements. Dotly.ai generates upward of twelve thousand candidates from a structured brief and applies roughly forty screens to each one. Most die. Every survivor arrives as a candidate card rather than a word on a list, so the shortlist an agency presents is one its client can actually decide between.

• Each card gives the name's pronunciation, stress and what it suggests.
• It shows how the name reads on .com, .ai, .io and regional dots.
• It states whether the dot is available, held, or held and gettable.
• It carries a valuation range from comparable transfers where acquisition is needed.
• It lists the free handles and a plain-language trademark note.

When a client's favourite name turns out to be held, GoDotly handles the acquisition anonymously. The holder never learns who is buying, and the client never sees us unless the agency wants them to. The commitments we make on our own work apply here too: no case study, no announcement, and nothing about the search made public.

What happens next

Access is limited for now. Independent brand agencies can request partner access through the contact page by choosing partnership or press, and we reply within one working day.