No listing fee. Commission only on a completed sale.
List once. Get seen everywhere.
A listing on Domaind is not a listing on one website. It is distributed to the aftermarket partner networks that sit behind hundreds of registrars — so your name appears in the search box of someone who was never looking for a marketplace. You keep control of the price.
Start here
Paste your domains
One per line, up to 500 at a time. We check which ones you actually control, flag the ones eligible for instant transfer, and suggest a price range based on comparable sales. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
What a Domaind listing gets you
Distribution you cannot buy on your own
You join the network, not just a page
Your listing is syndicated to aftermarket partner networks whose inventory appears inside registrar search results worldwide. That is where most domain sales actually start — a buyer typing a name, not browsing a marketplace.
Nothing to pay to list
No listing fee, no monthly fee, no featured-placement upsell. We take a commission only when a sale completes and the money has cleared escrow.
Instant transfer where eligible
If your name is eligible, the handover is automatic — no chasing you for an authorisation code at midnight. Faster handover measurably raises conversion.
You keep pricing control
We can show you what comparable names sold for, but we never change your asking price and we never accept an offer on your behalf.
Offers handled without you
Lowball offers below your floor are declined automatically. You only see the conversations worth having, in one inbox.
No exclusivity trap
Delist whenever you like. If you sell the name somewhere else, tell us and we pull the listing — there is no penalty and no notice period.
Step by step
From paste to payout
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Verify that the names are yours
We check registry records and either confirm ownership automatically or ask you to add a short DNS record. This is what keeps stolen and hijacked names off the marketplace.
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Set the price and the sale type
Buy-it-now converts best. Offers-only gets you the highest price on the rare standout name. Lease-to-own opens the door to buyers who cannot write one large cheque.
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The listing is distributed
Your name goes live on Domaind and is pushed out to the partner networks. Pointing your nameservers at the network lowers the commission you pay on a sale.
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A buyer buys, or opens a negotiation
Buy-it-now completes without you doing anything. An offer lands in your dashboard with the buyer's stated use, so you can judge whether to hold firm.
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Escrow, transfer, payout
The buyer's money goes into escrow, the domain moves, the buyer confirms control, and you are paid. If the buyer never pays, the domain never leaves your account.
Costs, plainly
What we take, and when
One number, disclosed before you list. Lower if you point your nameservers at the partner network, because that makes the sale cheaper for everyone to execute.
| Setup | What it means | Listing fee | Commission |
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| Nameservers pointed | Your domain resolves to the partner network's for-sale page | $0 | 15% |
| Listing only | You keep your own nameservers and parking page | $0 | 25% |
| Broker-assisted | A human negotiates a high-value name on your behalf | $0 | By agreement |
| Minimum | Applies instead of the percentage on very low sale prices | $0 | $15 |
Commission rates shown are the standard rates applied by the aftermarket partner networks Domaind distributes to and are subject to those networks' own terms. Rates for broker-assisted sales are agreed in writing per transaction before the name is marketed.
Seller questions
The things sellers actually ask
Do I have to transfer the domain to Domaind to list it?
No. The name stays exactly where it is and stays in your name. Listing does not move it, does not change its registrar and does not give us any control over it.
The only thing we ask for is proof that you control it, and — optionally — that you point the nameservers at the partner network, which lowers your commission and makes an instant handover possible.
Can I still sell it privately while it is listed?
Yes. There is no exclusivity. If you sell it elsewhere, delist it and there is no penalty. The only rule is that you must delist promptly — leaving a sold name live is what generates angry buyers.
What price should I put on it?
We show comparable public sales for names of similar length, age and structure, but the number is yours. As a rule of thumb: a price a buyer can approve without a meeting sells far faster than one that needs a board decision.
If you genuinely do not know, list it offers-only for sixty days and let the market tell you.
How do I get paid, and when?
Once the buyer's payment has cleared escrow and the domain has been confirmed in the buyer's account, payout is initiated to your chosen method — bank transfer, PayPal or Wise. Bank transfers typically land in one to five business days.
What kinds of names do you refuse?
Names that infringe an obvious trademark, names that appear to have been stolen or hijacked, names built around illegal content, and typo-squats of well-known brands. This is not us being fussy — those listings get the whole marketplace delisted from partner networks.
Got a portfolio rather than a name?
Upload a CSV of up to 50,000 domains, set pricing rules by length and extension, and we will handle the verification in bulk. Talk to us before you upload — it saves a week.