Premium Domain Marketplaces

Buying a domain someone already owns. Compare marketplaces on inventory, seller fees and what they add on top of a plain listing.

LARGEST MARKETPLACE

Afternic (GoDaddy)

The largest aftermarket, owned by GoDaddy. Its Domain Listing Service syndicates listings across a wide partner network, and it now also serves former Dan.com traffic.

PriceSet by the seller — typically hundreds to six figures

Seller feeSeller commission published by Afternic

WHOIS privacyIncluded

SupportTicket + phone

Included free:

Listing syndication, instant transfer, installment plans

+ Largest listing network
+ Instant transfers within the network
- Seller commission on every sale

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Sedo

Long-established European aftermarket with auctions, brokerage and appraisal services alongside fixed-price listings.

PriceSet by the seller — auction and fixed-price listings

Seller feeSeller commission published by Sedo

WHOIS privacyIncluded

SupportTicket + phone

Included free:

Auctions, brokerage, domain appraisal

+ Very large listing inventory
+ Professional brokerage
- Commission on sales

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BEST FOR BRANDING

Squadhelp / Atom

Curated brandable-name marketplace, now trading as Atom. Sells names rather than raw domains, and adds naming contests and audience testing on top of the listings.

PriceSet by the seller — curated brandable names

Seller feeSeller commission published by Atom

WHOIS privacyIncluded

SupportTicket + chat

Included free:

Naming contests, name generator, audience testing

+ Curated, brandable inventory
+ Audience testing before you buy
- Premium pricing

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