This megacorp name generator builds a giant company for a story or a game: a made-up name, a corporate tail and what it owns. It doubles as a sci fi corporation name generator and a futuristic company name generator.
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Three parts in one line
Press New megacorp name. You get a line such as "Corvadyne Heavy Industries. Owns the water of three cities." Tap a part to lock it, then press again: keep a name and change what it owns, or keep one holding and try names against it.
Use it as a space company name generator
Lock the tail on Orbital, Offworld, Interplanetary or Terraforming and every press names a company that works off-world, such as Lumarch Orbital.
Questions and answers
What is a megacorp?
A megacorporation, megacorp for short, is a company whose global scale and influence exceed even those of a multinational corporation, often with monopolistic control over several markets. Wikipedia calls it most often a trope of science fiction.
Is this an evil company name generator?
It can be. The Owns row hands each company something no company should hold, such as every satellite in one orbit or a moon, bought at auction, and that is what makes it the villain of a story. The names themselves are neutral.
Can I use one of these names for a real business?
This page cannot tell you. The names are made up for stories and games and were checked only against US-listed companies and Wikipedia, so a name here may already belong to a business somewhere.
How this list was compiled: Our own list of 101 made-up company names, written on 2026-10-03. Each is an invented word with no meaning. Every name was checked by script that day against the company names in the public company file of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (https://www.sec.gov/files/company_tickers.json, a US government work), English Wikipedia page titles and a full-text search of English Wikipedia for each name (https://en.wikipedia.org/, CC BY-SA 4.0), every list on this site, an English dictionary, lists of real first names, surnames and places, a rude-word list, and exact page titles on 16 science-fiction fan wikis. 57 candidates were cut (23 found in the text of English Wikipedia; 10 on another list of this site; 10 a name from published fiction, or one letter from it; 6 a Wikipedia page title; 3 taken out on a second reading; 2 a real first name or surname; 1 a real place; 1 a dictionary word; 1 other reasons), among them Solvane, Halcyra, Cindrel, Quintrell, Korvalis, Quellis. Afterwards every name was put through a one-letter-away search of English Wikipedia page titles, and 21 names that came within a letter or two of a company, a product or a trade name with a page there were cut, among them Rolvex, Haldrex, Monvex, Unimarch and Calyxor. The checks cover those lists only: a name here can still belong to a business somewhere, so the names are for stories and games. Licence: own work
Tail: all 40 tails
A 4
Aerospace
Agronomics
Amalgamated
Atmospherics
B 1
Biosciences
C 4
Combine
Conglomerate
Consolidated
Cybernetics
Show all 40 tails (31 more)
D 2
Data Trust
Dynamics
E 3
Energy
Enterprises
Extraction
F 1
Freight Lines
G 2
Global
Group
H 3
Heavy Industries
Holdings
Hydroponics
I 2
Industries
Interplanetary
L 2
Logistics
Lunar Holdings
M 3
Materials
Mining and Salvage
Mutual
O 3
Offworld
Orbital
Orbital Works
R 2
Reclamation
Robotics
S 2
Shipyards
Systems
T 2
Terraforming
Trust
U 1
Unlimited
V 1
Ventures
W 2
Water and Power
Works
How this list was compiled: Our own list of 40 ordinary words that end a company name, written on 2026-10-03. Deep Space was changed to Offworld because the two words stand on another list of this site. Licence: own work
Owns: all 68 holdings
A 10
a fleet of tugboats that never dock
a moon, bought at auction
a museum it keeps closed
a private railway with one passenger
a research island on no ferry route
a ring of greenhouses around the asteroid belt
a shipyard that builds one ship a decade
the air filters of a whole moon colony
all the traffic lights west of the river
an asteroid's worth of nickel, still in the asteroid
Show all 68 holdings (58 more)
B 1
the backup copies of everyone's photographs
C 5
the canal locks, which open when it says
the city archive, filed in an order only it knows
the cold storage of a whole fishing fleet
the copyright on the city's anthem
the cranes at seven ports and the strike calendar too
D 2
the deep-sea cables and what runs through them
the docking fees of the busiest spaceport
E 5
the elevators in every tower over fifty floors
every billboard on the highway to the capital
every charging post between here and the border
every satellite in one orbit
every vending machine on the orbital ring
F 2
farmland under glass for two hundred miles
the ferry, the pier and the ticket booth
H 1
the high-speed line and both of its stations
I 1
the ice of a comet it has not caught yet
L 5
the last working printing press in the capital
the library's late-fee ledger
the lighthouse network of an entire sea
the loudspeakers at every harbor
the lunar ice mines and the road to them
M 3
the map data, including the streets it left out
more warehouses than it has counted
the mountain the reservoir sits on
N 3
the naming rights to a whole district
the news screens in every elevator
nine out of ten cargo lifts on the coast
O 6
the old stadium, now a parts depot
one island nation's debt
the only bridge off the island
the only dictionary the schools may buy
the only launch pad on the southern coast
the orbital mirror that lights the night harvest
P 2
the parking under every public square
the patent on a color nobody else may print
R 4
the rain tanks on every rooftop downtown
the recipe for the only bread sold downtown
the rights to the word "tomorrow" in ads
the robot repair shops on every corner
S 10
the school lunch contract for a continent
the sea wall, and charges a toll to stand behind it
the seed of every crop grown north of the equator
the shade of every tree it planted, by the minute
the snow plows of a city that gets no snow
the spare parts for a machine nobody else can build
the standard size of shipping crates
the storm drains under the financial district
the street lights of the old town, and dims them at ten
the sunlight mirrors above the polar farms
T 4
the take-a-number machines in every office
the tide tables for a sea it renamed
the timetable of every bus, and changes it monthly
the tunnels under four capitals
U 1
the uniforms of three rival delivery firms
W 3
the water of three cities
the weather forecast, and sells it by the hour
the wind farms off both coasts
How this list was compiled: Our own list of 68 things a company in a story might own, written on 2026-10-03. Every line is made up; none describes a real company. Checked by script against every list on this site and on its sister sites; one line close to a line on a sister site was rewritten. One candidate was cut (on another list of this site): the clocks in every train station. Licence: own work