Neutral party
We receive the payment into a secure account and don't release it until the terms of the deal are met.
Secure deal (Escrow)
We settle a domain deal through a neutral party: the payment waits in a secure account, and the seller receives it only after the domain has been transferred to the buyer. No one has to take the first risk.
What's included
Domain check
We make sure the domain is free of disputes and third-party rights before moving forward.
Transfer oversight
We oversee the transfer of administration and ownership to the buyer, with no downtime for the site or email.
Settlement on completion
The seller receives the money only after the domain is transferred. The buyer pays for the result.
How we work
Every step is transparent to both sides, and the terms are agreed in advance.
Deal terms
We agree the price, timeline and transfer procedure with the seller and the buyer.
Deposit
The buyer deposits the payment into a secure account.
Domain transfer
We oversee the transfer of the domain to the buyer.
Settlement
We release the money to the seller and close the deal.
Questions
Why is escrow better than paying directly?
With direct payment, someone takes the first risk: the seller worries about handing over the domain without the money, the buyer about paying and getting nothing. Escrow removes that risk – the payment waits in a neutral account until the terms are met.
How much does the service cost?
The commission is a percentage of the deal amount, with a minimum fee. We state it in advance, and how to split it between the sides is for you to agree.
Does it work for a deal from any marketplace?
Yes. We support deals between individuals and companies, no matter where you found each other – on a marketplace, through a listing or directly.
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