The Domain Marketplace
Premium domains for sale by their owners. Buy now or make an offer — relayed privately, emails never exposed.
What are you naming?
Describe it in your own words — an AI payments startup, a dog grooming brand, a short .com under $2,000. Or browse the shelves below.
1,596 domain names are listed for sale right now, priced from $249 to $2,000,000, across 164 extensions. 55 of them are under $1,000, and the median asking price is $7,999. Every name is sold directly by its owner — there is no commission and no buyer fee, and contact is relayed privately so email addresses are never exposed.
Start from what matters most
Four ways in. Every number is live stock.
Start from what you can spend. Every name here has a price on it.
Short is what people remember, and what they type correctly.
.com still closes the most deals. The rest are here when they fit.
A name built for the business you are actually starting.
Trending this week
The names buyers are opening most, counted from real visits and updated hourly.
Browse by industry
Every shelf with stock, and what is actually on it right now.
AI & Agents
224Agents, models, automation and machine intelligence.
Finance & Fintech
114Banking, lending, payments, investing and wealth.
Software & SaaS
75Apps, developer tools, cloud and platforms.
Crypto & Web3
74Chains, tokens, wallets and the decentralised web.
Robotics & Automation
63Robots, drones, autonomy and machines that do the work.
Gaming & Betting
49Games, esports, casino and wagering.
Health & Medical
42Clinics, care, medicine and patient-facing brands.
Quantum & Deep Tech
39Quantum computing, photonics and frontier science names.
Travel & Hospitality
27Flights, stays, tours and destinations.
Auto & Transport
21Cars, EVs, parts, rental and repair.
Insurance
19Cover, claims, policies and risk.
Legal & Law
17Lawyers, compliance, contracts and courts.
Media & Entertainment
17Video, music, publishing, news and creators.
Food & Drink
15Restaurants, recipes, delivery, coffee and drink.
All 31 industries
What names like these sell for
Recent public sales recorded across the industry — not sales made on this site.
What buyers are searching for
From real search and sale signals — nothing hand-picked.
Collections
Shelves built around how people actually shop.
AltUsd.com says what it is. Alt + Usd — two plain words, nothing to decode. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. It has no hyphen and no digits — the two things that…
$150,000WorstReview.com — A bold, memorable .COM built for honest reviews, consumer complaints, reputation tracking, or a platform exposing the worst products, services, and experiences. Punchy…
$2,888HaveSales.com could be so many things. But one thing is for sure. You'll have sales after you buy this it seems lol
$39,988HairNurture.com is a warm, trustworthy domain for a haircare brand, growth and restoration clinic, salon, beauty retailer, or educational hair-health platform. The name naturally conveys…
$59,988FeastFast.com is a catchy, memorable domain for a food delivery service, meal-prep company, quick-recipe platform, restaurant app, catering business, or ready-to-eat food brand. Combining…
$39,988LilDino.com is a short, playful, and highly memorable domain perfect for a children’s clothing brand, toy company, educational app, daycare, kids’ entertainment platform, or…
$34,988There is no guesswork in InterestHolder.com — Interest + Holder — which is what makes a name easy to introduce over a phone call. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. It…
$4,995XAssistantAI.com is a coined name rather than a common word, which is what makes a brand ownable and a trademark defensible. It is a .com — the extension buyers still type by default. It…
$4,995There is no guesswork in BeastLoan.com — Beast + Loan — which is what makes a name easy to introduce over a phone call. The extension is doing work here: .com — the extension buyers…
$9,500There is no guesswork in IndustryMeta.com — Industry + Meta — which is what makes a name easy to introduce over a phone call. The extension is doing work here: .com — the extension…
$12,500Split into its parts, SyntheticLLM.com is Synthetic + Llm: the name explains the business without a tagline underneath it. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. It has no…
$14,995Thesaj.com is 6 characters — short enough to say once and be remembered, and to fit anywhere a logo has to fit. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. It has no hyphen and…
$7,500At 6 characters, Onxfin.com fits an app icon, an email address and a business card without shortening. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. No hyphens and no numbers, so it…
$4,699There is no guesswork in PayoutLoan.com — Payout + Loan — which is what makes a name easy to introduce over a phone call. On .com, the extension buyers still type by default. No hyphens…
$4,999TheFdm.com says what it is. The + Fdm — two plain words, nothing to decode. The extension is doing work here: .com — the extension buyers still type by default. No hyphens and no…
$9,800Split into its parts, TheUnd.com is The + Und: the name explains the business without a tagline underneath it. It is a .com — the extension buyers still type by default. No hyphens and no…
$9,500AltRounds.com reads as two clear words — Alt + Rounds — so a buyer knows what the business does before they have been told. The extension is doing work here: .com — the extension…
$4,995TinyFog.com reads as two clear words — Tiny + Fog — so a buyer knows what the business does before they have been told. The extension is doing work here: .com — the extension buyers…
$2,995About the marketplace
A domain sitting unused is money parked in the dark. Every listing here is a real name offered by its owner, with a clean sales page, transparent pricing and private contact — no middlemen fees on either side. Check any listing against our free valuation tool and the sales-history database before you make your move.
Frequently asked questions
How do I buy a domain listed here?
Open the domain's page and either Buy Now at the asking price or Make An Offer. We'll verify your email with a quick 6-digit code (one time per device — it keeps fake offers away from sellers), then a private chat opens with the owner where you can negotiate, accept and close the deal. For payment and transfer we recommend a neutral escrow service such as Escrow.com.
Is it safe? Do you handle the money?
We relay contact between buyer and seller and never handle payments. Always use escrow for meaningful amounts — the domain transfers when the money is secured, protecting both sides.
How much do domain names cost here?
Asking prices currently run from $249 to $2,000,000 across 1,596 listed names, with a median asking price of $7,999. 55 names are under $1,000. Sellers set their own prices and many names are open to offers, so the listed figure is a starting point rather than a fixed one.
Are there any fees or commission for buyers?
No. There is no buyer fee and no commission — the asking price is what the seller receives, and every name is sold directly by its owner. Listing is also free for sellers, which is why prices here are typically below the same name on a commission-charging marketplace. For payment and transfer we recommend a neutral escrow service such as Escrow.com; we never handle the money.
Can I find a good domain under $1,000?
Yes — 55 of the names listed right now are priced under $1,000, and more are available on a make-offer basis. You can filter to a budget directly: describe what you need in the search box on the marketplace ("a short .com under $1,000") and it will narrow to names in that range.