Sell Your Domain Names

Valuation

We look at comparable sales, search volume, keyword value, and domain age to give you a realistic price range - not an inflated number to win your listing.

• Comparable sales research
• Keyword & traffic analysis
• Market timing assessment

Buyer Outreach

We identify end-users and investors who are likely to pay a premium, then reach out directly. Cold outreach to the right buyer beats waiting on a marketplace listing.

• Targeted buyer identification
• Direct outreach campaigns
• Negotiation support

Closing the Deal

We handle escrow, transfer coordination, and paperwork so the transaction goes smoothly for both sides.

• Escrow management
• Secure domain transfer
• Transaction documentation

Two and three-letter .coms are essentially all registered and trade for $5,000–$500,000+. Four and five-letter pronounceable names ("Zova", "Trelo") sell to startups for $2,000–$30,000.

Domains containing "AI", "GPT", "neural", "model", "agent", or "bot" have seen strong demand since 2022. .ai TLD sales volume grew significantly in 2023–2024 per Afternic's annual TLD data.

"Pay", "fund", "capital", "vault", "invest", "wealth" - financial keyword domains attract fintech startups and established banks. CarInsurance.com ($49.7M) and Fund.com ($9.99M) are the ceiling examples.

City + high-value industry (e.g., "ChicagoLawyer.com", "MiamiRealEstate.com") sell to local businesses. Focus on cities with growing populations and industries with high customer lifetime value.

Telehealth, digital therapeutics, and Medicare-adjacent domains sell well. Medicare.com sold for $4.8M. Clean history is critical - medical domains with spam records are nearly unsellable.

Domains that match what people type into Google ("BestCreditCards.com", "OnlineLawyer.com") attract businesses that want built-in SEO value. Check Google Keyword Planner for monthly search volume before pricing.