Start with the domain and your priorities
A sales brief establishes ownership, the asking approach, the outcome you would consider, and whether confidentiality matters. We review the name, its intended audience, existing use, and available comparable information before recommending how to present it. An asking price is a negotiating decision, not a promise that a buyer will pay it.
Make enquiries worth your time
We can help organize inbound interest, ask appropriate qualification questions, and distinguish a specific commercial need from a speculative approach. Outbound work starts with an agreed buyer profile and respectful communication. You approve representation, scope, and negotiating limits before outreach begins.
Manage the sale through completion
Once there is serious interest, the work moves to terms: price, payment method, timing, transfer responsibilities, and any conditions. We can coordinate with an agreed escrow provider and the registrars involved. Ownership moves through the approved process, with both sides clear on the completion steps.
What to bring to the first conversation
Share the domains, where they are registered, current use, previous offers, and preferred timeline. Do not send passwords or transfer authorization codes through the enquiry form. We identify the access and documents needed after agreeing the scope.
Questions about domain brokerage
Can you guarantee a sale?
No. Demand, price, the name itself, and timing affect the outcome. We agree on the work and report the activity.
What are your brokerage fees?
We define fees before starting. The arrangement depends on the assignment and whether it involves a specific negotiation or a broader marketing effort.