Hand-picked names, ready to go.
Owned by us and sold direct. Make an offer on the names that interest you.
Please note: Our portfolio includes names at different stages. Some power live, established websites, and others are reserved for projects now in development, so not every name is for sale. Spotted one you want? Contact us and we will let you know if it is available.
About minimum offers: The $1,000 minimum shown on names is a general starting point across the whole portfolio. The actual minimum can vary for each domain name, and all details are provided upon request.
Premium names, direct access, and a simple process from first offer to final transfer.
You deal with the owner, with no brokers in between, so conversations are faster and clearer.
No broker fees are added on top. The price you agree is the price you pay.
Clear, memorable names in categories such as finance, travel, fashion, real estate, and tech.
Send an offer, agree on a price, pay securely, and we guide you through the transfer.
Four steps from the name you want to the name you own.
Explore the Showcase and the categories, or search for a keyword.
Tap Make an offer on any name and send us a few details. We reply by email.
Once the price is agreed, payment is made through a secure method both sides accept.
The name is transferred to your registrar account, and it's yours.
The biggest publicly reported sales so far this year. Great names change hands for serious money.
Prices as reported in DNJournal's 2026 year-to-date chart for all extensions, updated through late September. See the full chart.
What you're really buying, and why it matters.
A domain name is what people type or search to find you. Each one is unique, so only one owner can hold a given name.
Names that are easy to say, spell, and recall are easier to market by word of mouth, on air, and in print.
A newly registered name is cheap, but the best names are already taken. A premium domain is an established asset bought from its current owner.
.com is still the most widely recognized. Others, like .ai and .io, are popular with tech brands, and many of this year's biggest sales were .ai names.
After the deal is agreed, the domain is transferred to the registrar account of your choice.
A quick guide to how buying works.
Before anyone sees your product, they see your address. A short, memorable .com is easy to say, easy to spell, and hard to forget.
Some power live websites and are rarely for sale. Others are reserved for projects in development. The rest are open to offers.
The name itself, held in your own registrar account. Hosting, email, and a website are separate, and the name is renewed periodically to keep it yours.
Send an offer, agree on a price, pay securely, and the name is transferred to your registrar. Timing depends on the registrar.
Ask us whether it is available or a good fit. Contact us and we will help.
Quick answers before you reach out.
Not every name in our portfolio is for sale. Some host established websites, and others are reserved for projects in development. If a name interests you, contact us and we will confirm its availability.
Tap Make an offer on any name, fill in the short form, and send it. It opens an email to us, and we reply directly.
Showcase names list their price. Other names show a general minimum offer of $1,000, which applies across the portfolio. The actual minimum can vary for each domain name, and all details are provided upon request.
After we agree on a price, we settle on a secure payment method together. Escrow is a common choice for domain sales.
It depends on your registrar, and usually takes a few days after payment is received.
Yes. Some listings include more than one domain and are sold as a package, with one price for the set.
Yes. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know what is available.