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by Waterluvian 1 day ago
I could be wrong but I think you’ll want to consider changing the name. The parent post is on point, but companies won’t be attracted by the “cheap food” moniker. Even “budget food” is more palatable for a restaurant to associate with.
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This was our biggest concern as well. I already talked to few owners and negative connotation was making them reluctant to be on the site.. We thought about different name like "under10" "dimedrop" "Fooglemap" but none of them stuck. (We did like the name Fooglemap, but similarity to Google map will create risk of cease and decease letter if it ever becomes major.. so decided not to do it.)

Still torn on name change.. We want cool / memorable name.

> cease and decease letter

I don’t know if it was an accident or a pun, but I love it.

May I suggest MealOnADime ? Dine n' Save Find your meal

I'd say to avoid the under 10 branding because of inflation.

Meal on a dime sounds good, checking namecheap right now =)
FoodGaloreMap. Focuses on the abundance without the negative miser association. Or FoodMiser works too, just lean into it as a beautiful brand.

Because good and plentiful food for cheap is abundance, and good food for relatively cheap is miser's dream.

mealdeal.com
I like <3
lunch4less

lunch4me

luchprice

foodfinder

fooddeal

foodranger

foodgetter

grub4less

chow4less

Man, i would love a voting for favorite name at this time. no voting feature here right?
You'd have to buy all the domains before starting the poll
I have... like 10 now haha
fwiw, I like cheapfoodmap. I like cheap food. Already registered and posted a spot. The site is fun and slick. Good work!
Thank you! I like the name too, but it has some negative connotation so businesses might not like them.. but thats the part I like about the name.
FoodBuddy
LunchBuddy
This one is good; however I wonder if GasBuddy would have an issue with it.. otherwise I think it rings nice.
Munch4Less.
taken ><
FroogalMap?

Cool idea. I hope this helps people.

The word "cheap" while by definition means low quality is used in place of "inexpensive" most of the time in casual language, at least in the United States, and understood to mean low cost not low quality. I for one read the URL to mean inexpensive. Not that there aren't more appropriate URLs.
Thank you! I like the name too, but it has slight negative connotation so businesses might not like them.. but thats the part I like about the it