How buying a domain here works
This site lists 103 domain names that are privately owned and available for acquisition. There is no marketplace between you and the owner: every offer and every WhatsApp message is read and answered by the person who holds the name.
Prices are not published. A name is worth a different amount to a funded company launching a product than to an individual registering a side project, so each offer is considered on its own terms rather than measured against a list price.
The four steps
- 1. Offer. Open any listing and use the offer form, or send a WhatsApp message. Include what you plan to build if you would like the offer weighed in context.
- 2. Reply. The owner replies by email, usually within one business day, either accepting, declining or proposing a figure.
- 3. Terms. Payment method, timing and the transfer process are agreed in writing between buyer and owner before anything moves.
- 4. Transfer. The authorisation code is released and the name is pushed to the registrar account you nominate. Escrow releases the funds after you confirm the transfer.
Common questions
Are these domains actually available?
Yes. Each listing is a name currently held by the owner. Sold names are removed from the list and their pages come down.
Do you accept payment plans?
For larger acquisitions, an instalment arrangement can be discussed. Mention it in your first message.
Is a trademark or business included?
No. Every sale covers the domain name only. No trademark, product, traffic or operating business is transferred with it.
Who pays the transfer fees?
Escrow fees and any registrar transfer costs are agreed as part of the offer before payment is made.