What we do for sellers
- An honest first view: how strong the name is and who might realistically buy it.
- Buyer research: companies with a matching brand, businesses on a weaker version of your domain, and active buyers in the space.
- Professional outreach: short, credible approaches to decision-makers, with follow-up.
- Negotiation: we handle the back-and-forth. You set the minimum and approve the deal.
- Escrow and transfer: a licensed escrow service and a clean handover to the buyer.
Not sure your domain is premium?
Tell us about it anyway. If it's a strong name, we can broker it. If it's less premium but you think it could sell, we can do the work for an agreed fee, or research potential buyers and share their details so you can contact them yourself.
How we charge
Buying or selling a domain
When we buy a domain for you, or sell yours, we work on a success fee, with engagement terms agreed before we start.
Buyer research and one-off work
Finding potential buyers, researching an owner or advising on a deal is charged as a fee for the work, agreed up front.
Clear before we start
You'll know exactly what we'll do and how we charge before any work begins. No surprises, and every payment goes through escrow.
Questions
Can you sell my domain for me?
If it's a premium domain, yes: you can hire us to find serious buyers, present the name and negotiate the sale. Tell us the domain and we'll give you an honest view first.
What if my domain isn't premium?
If you believe it could sell, we can still do the work for an agreed fee, or research potential buyers and share their details so you can approach them yourself.
How do you find buyers?
We look for companies and people who could genuinely use the name: businesses with a matching brand, companies on a weaker version of the domain, and active buyers in the space. Then we approach them professionally.
How do you charge for selling?
Sales brokerage works on a success fee, agreed before we start. Buyer research and other one-off work is a fee for the work.
Do I keep control of the price?
Yes. You set your minimum, and nothing is agreed without your OK.