Sell your domain portfolio
Sell your whole domain portfolio in one deal
A listing form made for domain portfolios, ownership proof buyers trust and a private Deal Room for the hand-over. Start now — you only create an account when you save.
- 0% success fee up to $10,000, then 5% (max $5,000)
- Verified buyers
- Safe hand-over
Buyer demand
Buyers are looking for domain portfolios
Estimated figures
240 buyers looking right now
- Buyers looking now
- 240
- Listings for sale
- 90
- Buyers per listing
- 2.7
Marketplace figures, updated regularly.
Why sell your domain portfolio here
Built for selling domain portfolios
Every step — the questions, the proof of ownership and the transfer — is written for this kind of asset, so buyers trust what they see and decide faster.
- List every name with its extension and age
- Show renewal costs and parking income up front
- One Deal Room for the whole bulk transfer
What buyers look at
The numbers your domain portfolio is judged on
Show these clearly — and verified — and serious buyers make offers faster.
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Names & extensions
Good: Mostly .com
Quality beats quantity.
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Yearly renewal cost
Good: Low per name
Renewals are the portfolio's running cost.
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Past sales
Good: Sell-through history
Shows how often names from it sell.
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Parking income
Good: Any
Type-in traffic that earns.
Benchmarks are rules of thumb from public sales. Your niche and numbers decide the real price.
Price drivers
What makes a domain portfolio worth more
The same things that make buyers pay more also make your listing sell faster.
Typical price (rule of thumb)
Often a wholesale price per name
Portfolios sell below retail per name; the best names, renewal costs and any income decide the total.
Raises the price
- A few premium names in the mix
- Low renewal costs
- Sales history
- Theme or niche that fits one buyer
Lowers the price
- Many names renewing soon
- Trademark risks
- Low-quality or hand-registered filler
- Spread over many registrars
What buyers see
The details serious buyers look for
The form asks for exactly these — the more you share, the more offers you get. Private details can stay hidden until a buyer signs an NDA.
- The domains
- Domains
- Oldest registered
- Average age
- Reason for selling
- What's included
Prepare to sell
Get your domain portfolio ready to sell
A little preparation raises the price and shortens the hand-over.
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Before you list
Export your list
Names, extensions, expiry and renewal prices.
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Before you list
Drop the weakest names
A tighter portfolio sells better.
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When you list
Prove ownership
DNS proof on your best names.
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At the hand-over
Bulk push
Account-to-account pushes save days.
How it works
Your domain portfolio, sold in four steps
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List
Answer the questions for your asset and set your price — fixed, offers or auction.
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Prove it is yours
Earn the verified badge in minutes. Your options: DNS TXT record or manual review.
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Choose an offer
Talk to buyers in private and accept the offer you like.
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Hand over & get paid
Follow the checklist in the Deal Room and keep the full price up to $10,000.
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Unlock every domain at its registrar
Remove the transfer lock on all domains of the portfolio.
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Transfer every domain
Send each authorization (EPP) code, or push the domains to the buyer's account at the same registrar.
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Buyer confirms every domain is in their account
Keep more
Your fee vs. a 10% success fee
Example only. Other marketplaces' fees vary.
Questions
Selling domain portfolios: common questions
Still have a question?
Can buyers pick single names?
A portfolio sells as one lot. To sell names one by one, list each as a domain name.
How are portfolios priced?
Usually per name, weighted by the best names, extensions, age and any income. The free valuation tool gives a starting point.
What does it cost?
A small listing fee for your asset and price, shown before you pay. Deals up to $10,000 pay no success fee. Deals above $10,000 pay a 5% success fee on the sale price, paid by the seller. The fee is never more than $5,000 per deal. The listing fee the seller paid for that listing is taken off the success fee. With escrow it is deducted in the escrow transaction; otherwise an invoice follows when the deal completes. The fee is shown in the deal terms before anyone agrees. 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.
What happens after I accept an offer?
A Deal Room opens with a step-by-step checklist: agree the terms, the buyer pays, you transfer the asset and the buyer confirms. Both sides see every step.
Ready to sell your domain portfolio?
It takes a few minutes. The sale price stays yours.
