uncial.dev
Write the code. Set the type.
uncial.dev is made for tools that craftspeople trust.
A typographic name with a developer ending. Suits a font tool, code editor, design-to-code product or open-source project.
Best forSoftware & SaaS · AI & automation
One of one · Last Founder collection No. 007
uncial.dev
The Builder Makes tools that other people rely on every day.
- Short6 letters: quick to type and fits any logo
- Easy to sayTwo syllables, made to be said aloud
- CleanNo hyphens and no numbers to explain
MissionDeveloper tools, Typography, Open source
uncial.dev has no twin anywhere on the internet. Rarer than gold, because there is no second one. Its next chapter belongs to one builder.
The story behind uncial.dev
- Uncial
- Typography
- Fonts
- Code
From Latin uncialis, "inch-high". A name with real history for a tool about letters, design or code.
- A real word with a story that designers and developers enjoy.
- The .dev ending tells developers it is for them.
- Short and distinctive.
- Font or typography tool
- Code editor
- Design-to-code product
- Open-source project
General notes on language and meaning, to help you picture the brand. Not trademark or legal advice, and no promise about what a business built on it will earn.
Name details
- Extension
- .dev
- Length
- 6 characters
- Category
- AI
- Payment plan
- Available
Secure by default For developers and technical products. Like .app, HTTPS is required. See trending extensions
Why this price
- Length
- 6 characters before the dot. Short names are easier to say, type and remember, and fewer of them exist, which tends to raise the price.
- Ending
- .dev is a modern ending chosen by many tech and startup brands.
- Keyword
- There is no sector keyword inside the name. It works as a brand rather than a description, and suits Software & SaaS, AI & automation.
- Comparable sales
None to show yet. We only list sales Last Founder has completed itself, never estimates or other sites' figures.
- The price
- $3,450, fixed in US dollars by the owner. It is not an auction or an estimate, and offers are welcome.
This explains what shapes the price. It is not a valuation, and it does not promise any resale value.
Check it yourself
Don't just take our word for it. Copy the name and look it up with free public tools before you buy.
More ways to check it (6 free tools)
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Official registration recordShows the registrar, the date it was registered and when it expires. The owner's personal details are usually hidden by privacy rules.ICANN Lookup (opens in a new tab)
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Is it available at a registrar?A registrar will say "taken" if someone owns the name. That is what you should see for a name that is for sale here.Namecheap search (opens in a new tab)
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Its history on the webSee whether the name was used before, and for what. Look for spam, adult or scam pages in the past.Internet Archive (opens in a new tab)
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Who else uses this name?Search for the name in quotes to see businesses and social accounts with the same or a similar name.Search the web (opens in a new tab)
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Is it flagged as unsafe?Checks whether Google has ever marked the address as dangerous.Safe Browsing check (opens in a new tab)
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Trademarks that could clashSearch the name in the trademark register for where you plan to sell. A clash could force a rebrand.WIPO Global Brand Database (worldwide) (opens in a new tab)
What to expect for a name that is for sale here: the registry will say it is registered (taken), because Last Founder owns it. That's right. What you're checking is that the registration is real, how long it has been held, when it expires, and that nothing about the name's past or trademarks worries you.
These are independent public services that open in a new tab. Last Founder doesn't run or control them and gets nothing from them. How to check a domain yourself, step by step.
See it as your brand
How uncial.dev could look on day one. Illustration only; the sale is for the domain name.
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From here to owning uncial.dev
- Choose how to buyBuy now at $3,450, make an offer, ask for a flexible plan, or add it to your cart with other names.Buy options
- Your private deal pageOpens as soon as you confirm your email with the code we send. It holds the price, every reply and your messages with Last Founder.Keep it in a free account
- Agree the priceAccept, counter or decline on that page. Nothing is final until both sides agree.Making a good offer
- Pay safelyEscrow through Escrow.com, or a private deal paid directly. Exact steps appear on your deal page.How escrow works
- Get the nameTell us your registrar. We transfer the name and you confirm it has arrived.Receiving your domain
How your purchase is protected
- 01With escrow, you pay at the provider's own website. Last Founder does not receive your money until you have the domain.
- 02The domain is transferred to your registrar account once escrow confirms your payment.
- 03You confirm the domain is in your account. Only then is the seller paid.
- 04If the transfer does not happen, escrow returns your money under its own rules.
Stay safe: direct payment details appear only on your private deal page, after we agree a price, and are always in Last Founder's name. We never ask for an appraisal fee or a password. If anything looks different, stop and contact us.
Questions about uncial.dev
How do I buy uncial.dev?
Choose Buy now at $3,450 or make an offer. You confirm your email with a six-digit code we send, then your private deal page opens with the price, the payment steps and your messages with Last Founder.
Can I negotiate the price of uncial.dev?
Yes. Name your price in the Make offer tab. Last Founder accepts, declines or replies with a counter-offer on your private deal page. Nothing is final until both sides agree.
How do I know the seller really owns this name?
Ownership is verified through DNS before a name is listed, so the check is done before you see it. You can also run the ownership check yourself on this page.
How is my money protected?
With escrow, you pay Escrow.com rather than Last Founder, and the seller is paid only after you confirm the domain is in your account. A private deal, paid directly, has no escrow protection.
Can I pay for it monthly?
Yes. This name has a payment plan over 3, 6, 12 or 24 months: 20% first, then the rest monthly, through escrow. The domain is transferred after the final payment.
How long does the transfer take?
After payment is confirmed, the transfer runs through your registrar and usually takes 5 to 7 days. You tell us your registrar on your deal page.