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.now domains for sale
.now is a generic top-level extension, available to register through most accredited registrars.
9 live listings ← every extension & the full marketplaceThere is no guesswork in AIChip.now — AI + Chip — which is what makes a name easy to introduce over a phone call. No hyphens and no numbers, so it survives being read out loud without…
$5,000Shown publicly after a quick check — as your first name, or just “Domain seller · your country”.
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Shown publicly after a quick check — as your first name, or just “Domain seller · your country”.
What stood out? tap any
You are…
About .now domains
.now is a generic top-level extension, available to register through most accredited registrars. There are 9 .now domains for sale here right now, each listed by its own owner, with Buy Now prices from $5,000 to $15,000. There is no buyer fee or commission: you pay the asking price, through escrow, and the domain is transferred to your registrar account. Compare every extension or use the free domain valuation to check a price.
Frequently asked questions
How much do .now domains cost?
On this marketplace, .now Buy Now prices currently run from $5,000 to $15,000, with a median of $9,999 across 9 priced listings. Owners set their own prices, so these are asking prices, not appraisals. An unregistered .now name costs only the registrar's yearly fee.
How do I buy a .now domain that is already registered?
Open the name's page and press Buy Now to pay the asking price, or Make an Offer to negotiate privately with the owner. Payment goes through a neutral escrow service such as Escrow.com, and the owner transfers the domain to your registrar account once the money is secured.
What is .now used for?
.now is a generic top-level extension, available to register through most accredited registrars.
Are the .now sellers here verified?
6 of the 9 .now names listed here have passed an ownership check (the owner proved control of the domain's DNS), shown with a verified badge on the listing.