You're welcome!!

One of the biggest issues I see with people's strategy & marketing is they think their differentiator is that it's a good product. Mayyyybe in some cases, sure, but 99%, that doesn't cut it.

Always glad to help a fellow WIPer not make the same mistake 🙌🏼

I vote for dot net in this case. Seems to flow better for my brain 🤷‍♂️

Definitely .net.

I also looked up the .com and you don't have to worry about the competitiveness factor since it's not being used. You're good on that!

famco.re :D

Product quality is important, of course, but brandability is also critical.

Can you be THE thing you do/offer to where you become synonymous with the thing (we don't say we're searching for something; we google it) -- can your domain name occupy rent space in people's minds and be remembered when people need to solve the problem your product solves?

And can it be discovered through search, which is why I asked about SEO and if that 7-letter domain name is/has a high-traffic keyword.

You still need a strong brand, but while you're brand building (takes a long time), you're still getting traffic from people's searches they're already making.

You also want to make sure the .com version of your .net domain isn't a direct competitor or you'll have an uphill battle diverting traffic from them and you'll likely lose, especially if they're established.

A high-quality product that does what you claim and that solves real people's real problems is a given.

The other stuff I'm talking about is strategy and assumes you've already created something worth buying.