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Each name has its own page with description, price, and offer field. From short abbreviations to German words to domains with umlauts.
First the name, then the price
You don't need to know what the domain is called. Search for what you're planning, and see what's available for it. Each name has its own page, and everything you need to know before making an offer is there.
- 01Search by keyword or name"Shop for organic muesli" finds just as well as "biomuesli.com". You can filter by extension, length, and price.
- 02Read the domain pageDescription, domain score, extension, age, and price are listed there. If it says "Price on request", the name is available, but the owner only states the price in conversation.
- 03Buy or negotiateFixed price: one click. Otherwise: a proposal, even without an account, usually answered in seconds.
You negotiate with the owner.
Between you and the domain stands no dealer who bought it beforehand and resells it to you at a markup. The price on the page is the price, and nothing is added.
Search all domainsUsually no buyer fee
The price on the page is the price. If the seller has set a fee share for the buyer, it's displayed openly before purchase.
Escrow for buy now, auction, and installment purchase
These options always go through the escrow account—you don't pay the seller directly. If an owner handles it themselves, that's noted on the domain page.
A proper invoice
With sales tax, reverse charge, or export declaration, depending on who is located where. Suitable for your accounting, not just a confirmation email.
Response in seconds
We respond around the clock and can make binding commitments within the owner's guidelines. No waiting for a callback.
How to acquire the domain
Which options are available is decided by the owner for each domain. The domain page shows what is possible.
Buy now
Fixed price, one click, then immediately the payment instructions for the escrow account. No negotiation, no waiting.
Price offer
Even without an account. Counteroffers back and forth until you reach agreement. The owner has a minimum price they don't disclose, and nothing below that will be accepted.
Auction
Submit your maximum bid, the bidding agent bids only as much as necessary. Late bids extend the auction, so sniping is not worthwhile.
Lease-to-own
Up to 60 months. The domain points to your destination from the first installment and is transferred with the last.
An offer that gets through
Most inquiries fail not on price, but because no one responds. Here, the owner's assistant responds immediately, around the clock, and is authorized to make binding commitments within their scope.
Name your price
A proposal without an amount costs only one round. A serious first offer gets a serious response.
Calculate beforehand
The domain score shows the price range the name typically trades in. An offer well below that will be politely declined, not ignored.
Counteroffer instead of rejection
If your proposal is below the owner's minimum, you get a figure back at which it would work.
The agreement is binding
What is agreed, you confirm by email, then it runs through escrow. No price increase afterwards.
Go ahead and ask. We will start.
Instead of a list of twenty collapsible panels: tell us what it is about. And if your question is not there, write it below and you get an answer straight away.
You are looking for a domain and want to know how buying works here?
- Does buying cost me a fee?
- No. The price stated is the price. Fees are paid by the seller, not by you.
- How do I know I will actually get the domain?
- Through our escrow: you pay us, we hold the money, the domain is transferred, you have 3 days to check, and only then does the money go to the seller. If it does not work out, you get it back.
- Do I get an invoice?
- Yes, as a PDF, with VAT for your country and reverse charge for companies elsewhere in the EU. It is created automatically, you do not have to ask anyone for it.
- Can I pay in instalments?
- Yes, up to 60 months. The domain points to your site from the first instalment and is transferred with the last.
- What if the seller does not reply?
- Every offer gets an answer within 24 hours at the latest, even when it is no. If an owner does not reply at all, we come back to you.
- Who am I talking to when I negotiate?
- With the seller's broker. You get an answer straight away, in your language, and the broker knows which price the owner will still accept. The broker is not working for a close and earns nothing on any purchase; the answer is no when no is the answer.
You want to know who you are dealing with?
- Who runs the marketplace?
- DNS.legal LLC, with a legal notice, fixed legal texts and a contact you can actually reach. Not an anonymous portal.
- What happens to my data?
- They stay here. We do not sell addresses and we embed no third-party ad networks in the interface. What the AI processes is set out in the privacy policy.
- Can I look around before I sign up?
- Yes. The admin access shows you the entire seller area, without signing up and without a payment method, with all menus and explanations.
- What if something goes wrong?
- Then write to us, straight from your account. Bugs and ideas go into a list that is genuinely worked through, and help costs nothing.
You want to know what all this costs?
- What does an account cost?
- Nothing. No subscription, no base fee, no minimum term. Parking and selling cost nothing. Anyone listing a very large portfolio is told in advance what is added.
- What do I need credit for, then?
- For everything the AI does for you: text, translations, name histories, appraisals and the negotiating chatbot. Billed by usage, with a log per domain.
- When does commission apply?
- Only when a domain is sold through our escrow: 9.5 %. If you handle it yourself, there is none.
- Does my credit expire?
- No. It stays until you use it up, and is refunded on request if you leave.
You have domains and want to know what happens to them here?
- Do I have to change my nameservers?
- No. An A record and a TXT proof are enough, your nameservers stay with your registrar. You may use our nameservers if you like, but it is not required.
- How long until my page is live?
- A few minutes. As soon as the DNS record takes effect, the sales page is live with its design, text and offer form. You can change the text at any time afterwards.
- What happens to my domains if I stop?
- Nothing is lost. You remove the A record and the domain points wherever you want again. You can download your texts and statistics as a file beforehand.
- May I put my own advertising on my parking page?
- Yes, with your own IDs: AdSense, Amazon, Awin, a direct partner or your own banner. The earnings are yours, we take no share.
- Will my domains be found by Google?
- Yes, it is deliberately built that way: your own text, your own title, a sitemap and a robots.txt that allows indexing. A domain that drops out of search loses value.
- Is there a broker who negotiates for me?
- Yes, our broker, and it costs you nothing extra. The broker negotiates around the clock and in any language, knows your reserve and never names it. At the large marketplaces the same service costs a share of the sale price. If you would rather do the talking on a domain, switch it to "I negotiate myself", any time and per domain.
Don't overpay
The domain score, from 1 to 1000, in seconds: from extension, length, word type, search volume and comparable sales, with grade A to E and a value range in euros. Also for domains not hosted with us.
The appraisal report
€9.95
Detailed, as PDF, manually reviewed and signed. For when you need to justify an acquisition to a bank, tax authority, or your own board.
Order the expert appraisal, €9.95For you as buyer: no extra charges
Buyer fee
Usually none. If the buyer bears a fee share, it's displayed openly as a surcharge before purchase.
Escrow
The seller pays. The protection costs you nothing.
Account
Free, and you don't even need an account for an offer.
Lease-to-own
Longer terms incur a surcharge, which will be shown in the offer before completion. Die Staffel
How the domain comes to you
- 01You pay into the escrow accountNot to the seller. We confirm receipt, only then does the transfer deadline start.
- 02The seller transfersPush with the same registrar or auth code for a transfer. Which method is shown in the transaction details.
- 03You review it for 3 daysOnly when you confirm is the payment released. If you report a problem, the funds remain locked until the case is resolved.
- 04Die RechnungIssued automatically, with sales tax, reverse charge, or export declaration, depending on who is located where.
If the seller does not transfer, you get your money back. That is the whole purpose of escrow.
You get the domain or your money back.
This is how it works: the funds are held with us until the transfer is confirmed, and then you have 3 days to review. If something is wrong, it remains locked until the case is resolved.