What a domain broker does
The broker takes care of everything that stands between "I want this domain" and "the domain is registered to me": finding the owner, negotiating, valuation, and secure payments.
- finds and makes contact with the domain's actual owner;
- negotiates in their own name, without revealing the buyer;
- helps you avoid overpaying and checks the domain's history;
- arranges secure payment and the transfer of rights.
When you need one
A broker is worthwhile when a direct deal stalls or carries risk: the domain you want is taken, the owner doesn't respond, anonymity matters, or the deal is large and you need protection against fraud.
How the deal works
The process is transparent: you see every step and know the terms in advance. Before paying, it's worth running a domain check, and to handle the payment itself through a secure deal (Escrow).
- we discuss your goal, the domain you want, and your budget;
- we find the owner and open negotiations on the broker's behalf;
- we agree on a price and verify that the domain is legally clean;
- we carry out a secure payment and transfer the domain to you.
What it costs
The cost of a broker's service is the commission plus the price of the domain itself. We state the commission and the way we work in advance, before negotiations begin, with no hidden charges. If the chances of reaching a deal are slim, we'll tell you honestly from the start. For more about the service, see the "Domain Broker" page.