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Sell Domains

Sell your domain name — and keep the full price

List your domain names in minutes, reach buyers around the world and close in a safe Deal Room. Start now — you only create an account when you are ready to save.

  • 0% success fee
  • Verified buyers
  • Safe hand-over

Step 1

What exactly are you selling?

Choose the type — the form adapts to it.

The listing fee for your type and price is shown before you pay. No success fee when you sell.

  • Keep the full price
  • Verification badges
  • Free Deal Room
  • Middleman available

Why sell Domains here

Made for selling domain names

The form, the verification and the transfer checklist are built for your type of asset — so buyers get what they need and you sell faster.

  • Prove ownership with a DNS record in minutes
  • Reach founders and investors looking for names
  • Push or transfer safely through escrow

What buyers look at

The numbers that sell domains

Show them clearly — verified if you can — and serious buyers make offers faster.

  • Length & readability

    Good: Short, one or two words

    Easy to say, spell and remember sells best.

  • Extension

    Good: .com, then strong ccTLDs

    .ai and .io carry weight for tech names.

  • Keyword demand

    Good: Real monthly searches

    Commercial keywords are worth more to businesses.

  • Age & history

    Good: Older, clean record

    Clean history and good backlinks add value.

Benchmarks are rules of thumb from public sales. Your niche and numbers decide the real price.

Price drivers

What domains sell for — and why

Typical price (rule of thumb)

Priced on comparable sales: length, extension, words and demand

Most domains sell between a few hundred and a few thousand; short .com words and strong keywords go far higher.

Raises the price

  • Dictionary words in .com
  • Commercial keywords with search volume
  • Portfolios with a theme
  • Type-in traffic

Lowers the price

  • Hyphens, numbers, misspellings
  • Trademark risk
  • Spam history
  • Premium renewal fees

By type

A guide for every kind of domains

Each type has its own form, checks and hand-over — open the guide for yours.

  • Domain Name

    A single domain name — brandable, keyword, short or aged.

    Selling guide
  • Domain Portfolio

    Several domain names sold together as one lot.

    Selling guide

Keep more

Your fee vs. a 10% success fee

Typical 10% success fee $1,000
Your fee on digiflippers.com —
You keep an extra$1,000

Example only. Other marketplaces' fees vary.

How it works

Sold in four steps

  1. List

    Answer the questions for your type and set your price.

  2. Verify

    Prove ownership to earn a badge buyers trust.

  3. Choose an offer

    Negotiate in private and accept the best one.

  4. Transfer & get paid

    Hand over with the checklist and keep the full price.

Prepare to sell

Four steps to a better price

  1. First

    Prove ownership

    Add the DNS code — takes minutes.

  2. Then

    Price from comparables

    Look at recent sales of similar names.

  3. When you list

    Explain the name

    Who it suits and why — buyers love a story.

  4. At the sale

    Transfer safely

    Unlock only once payment is secured.

Questions

Selling domain names: common questions

Still have a question?

How do I transfer a domain after the sale?

The Deal Room checklist walks you through unlocking the domain, sharing the transfer code or pushing it to the buyer's registrar account, and confirming the change.

How do I price my domain?

Look at similar names in the sold archive and use the free valuation tool. Length, extension and brandability matter most.

What does it cost?

A small listing fee for your type and price, shown before you pay. There is no success fee: the marketplace never takes a percentage of the sale price. See pricing.

Do I need an account to start?

No. Start your listing right away; we ask you to create a free account only when you save it.

Does the domain need to be unlocked to list it?

No — only when it is time to transfer. To prove ownership, add the one-time TXT record to its DNS.

What makes a domain valuable?

Short, easy to say and spell, a strong extension (.com first), real search volume, age and no trademark problems.

Should I include the domain's website or email?

Only if they transfer cleanly. Tick them under "What's included" so buyers know exactly what they get.

Can I change the price later?

Yes. Edit your listing from the dashboard at any time. Buyers with a saved search or on your watchlist are told when the price drops.

Ready to sell your domain names?

It takes a few minutes. The sale price stays yours.