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Generate believable company names, domains and details for mockups.
The Fake Company Generator invents a whole business — name, legal form, industry, tagline, domain, size and address — with the legal suffix matching the country, which is the detail that gives fake data away when it is wrong.
Generates a whole fictional company: a name, its legal form, an industry, a tagline, a domain, a contact email, a founding year, a headcount and an address — all consistent with one another.
The legal suffix follows the country, which is a detail that gives fake data away when it is wrong: a British company is a Ltd or a PLC, an American one is an Inc. or an LLC, a German one is a GmbH. Domains sit under example.com, which is reserved, so a mockup cannot accidentally link to a real business. It is built for filling a CRM demo, a customer list or a set of logos in a design without borrowing a real company's name.
Ltd and PLC for the UK, Inc. and LLC for the US, GmbH for Germany — a British company labelled Inc. reads as fake immediately.
Every generated domain sits under example.com, so a mockup cannot accidentally link to a real business.
Industry, tagline, founding year, headcount and address, so a CRM demo has something in every column.
Built from ordinary words the way real company names are, rather than from random syllables.
Matching the country, so the whole record is consistent.
The legal suffix and address format follow it.
One company, or a list for a demo dataset.
Name, industry, tagline, domain, size, founding year and address.
JSON, CSV or plain text.
It is possible by coincidence, since the names are built from ordinary words. Check before using one publicly — for internal test data it does not matter.
Because that domain is reserved by RFC 2606 and cannot be registered. A mockup with a generated domain therefore cannot link to a real business.
For realism, yes. A British company labelled Inc. is immediately noticeable as fake data, which undermines a demo or a screenshot.
Generally yes, and it is safer than borrowing a real company's name and logo. Do check that a generated name is not a real trading name in your market.
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