Available for acquisition
Seven industries compete for this word. Not one of them can have the .com — and every company already using the name is wearing a workaround.
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A domain that only fits one industry has one buyer. This one is native vocabulary in seven, three of which are actively funded and renaming right now.
Clarity is the smart contract language of the Stacks blockchain. For anyone building tooling, auditing, formal verification, education or infrastructure around it, this is the category address — and the ecosystem already lives on this extension.
Who's on a workaround: the dominant Stacks developer-tools company runs on a Somalian ccTLD. The foundation and the largest DeFi protocol both sit on .co. The NFT marketplace is on .io.
An abstract, positive, single-word brand for a model, an agent, or a decision product — and "AI" was the leading keyword in new registrations on this extension through 2025.
Who's on a workaround: a deepfake-detection company that raised $16M and a customer-service AI company that raised $12M both trade under this name today. Neither owns it.
Measurement, dashboards, business intelligence. An analytics company's entire promise is turning noise into a readable answer — this word states it before the copy starts.
Who's on a workaround: one of the largest free web-analytics products in the world carries this exact name, on a domain that has to say the parent company's name first.
A consumer money app, a wealth or advisory firm, a lender, a payments brand. Transparency and plain-language reporting are the category's central claim, and this is the word for it.
Who's on a workaround: a consumer finance app of this name was acquired by a major Wall Street bank. A credit bureau of the same name sits inside one of the big three. Neither could have the clean domain.
Ratings, disclosure, supply-chain measurement — a category built on making opaque data legible.
Who's on a workaround: a sustainability analytics firm backed by SoftBank and BlackRock operates under this name on a .ai.
Diagnostics, vision and eye care, behavioral health, care navigation — anywhere the product exists to give someone a clear answer about their own body.
Who's on a workaround: a pediatric telehealth company that has raised across two rounds appends its specialty to the name. A behavioral health group sits on a .health. A multi-site clinic uses regional suffixes.
Consulting, research, and the seed-to-Series-A company that wants one clean word instead of a compound, a misspelling, or a name with "get" bolted to the front.
Who's on a workaround: too many to list — which is the point.
The competitive field
At a conservative count, more than a dozen funded companies operate under the name Clarity right now, across five unrelated industries. Every one of them has already lost the .com — which is why they trade as claritysomething.com, clarity.ai, clarity.health, or a regional variant.
The .com has been held since 1999 and has never traded. For everyone in that list, this is the shortest path to owning the word outright — and there is one of it.
Market context
Alphabet runs abc.xyz. Block runs block.xyz, Stripe's Bridge runs bridge.xyz and Coinbase's Echo runs echo.xyz. Companies building here disclosed roughly $971 million in funding during 2025 alone.
Publicly reported sales above $100,000, shown for context on the market rather than as an asking price. Make an offer and we'll talk.
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