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For sellers

Sell your domains at 0% commission.

Prove each name is yours, set a price or take offers, and buyers write to you directly. Brokers can sell for you at a fee you set. We take 0%.

List your domainsImport a CSV

List every domain you own. Free.

Add one name or hundreds, prove each is yours and decide how it sells. Listing, proof and every message are free, before and after the sale.

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    Add hundreds at once

    Type names, paste a list, upload the CSV you exported from Afternic or Sedo, or import straight from your registrar account.

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    Prove each one is yours

    One TXT record where your nameservers point, or one sign-in at Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, GoDaddy or Spaceship for the whole account. We never store the key.

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    Set a price, or take offers

    Change it whenever you like. Each change is dated on the listing, so buyers can see a cut.

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    Welcome brokers, if you want

    Set the fee they earn, for example 10%. Every buyer a broker brings is recorded with the date.

List your domainsImport a CSV

How a sale works

A domain sold for $3,800 through a broker the owner invited. The money goes through escrow, never through us. Example sale

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    The owner lists it and proves it

    Asking $3,800, with brokers welcome at a 10% fee.

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    A broker takes it on

    The fee was on the broker desk before they started.

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    The broker brings a buyer

    We record the introduction with its date.

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    The buyer pays into escrow

    An escrow service holds the $3,800 until the domain moves.

  5. 5
    The domain moves and escrow pays out

    The owner gets $3,420, the broker $380 and proven.domains $0.

What the owner keeps from the same $3,800

Here, sold direct0% commission
$3,800
Here, through a brokerThe owner's fee to the broker: 10%
$3,420
Sedo10% to 20% commission
$3,040 to $3,420
Afternic15% to 30% commission
$2,660 to $3,230

Afternic: GoDaddy help, What is List for Sale? Sedo: It pays to sell at Sedo. Both read 8 Oct 2026. Escrow fees are not shown.

Park your domains here, as long as you like.

Forward the name to its page here with your registrar's forwarding. Anyone who types it sees the price and the proof, and can write to you.

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    Someone types the name

    Your registrar forwards it to the listing. We link the guide for Porkbun, Cloudflare and Namecheap.

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    They land on your listing

    With the price, the proof that it is yours and the registry record.

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    And can write to you

    Messages reach your inbox here and your email. It stays parked as long as you like, free.

Park a domainForwarding guides

Questions sellers ask

Anything else? Write to us.

Where can I sell my domain without paying commission?

On proven.domains. Listing is free, you prove once that the domain is yours, and proven.domains takes 0% of the sale. You set a price or take offers, buyers write to you directly, and the sale closes through an escrow service.

Is it really 0% commission?

Yes. proven.domains takes nothing from any sale. If an owner invites a broker and the broker sells the domain, the fee the owner set goes to the broker, not to proven.domains. An escrow service, if the two sides use one, charges its own fee.

How do I prove a domain is mine?

Add one DNS TXT record where the domain's nameservers point, or sign in once to the registrar or DNS account the domain lives in (Cloudflare, Porkbun, NameSilo, GoDaddy or Spaceship). Nobody but the domain's controller can do either, so neither needs manual review. proven.domains tells you where the record goes, which is not always the registrar.

Does proven.domains keep my registrar key?

No. A registrar or DNS account key is used for one check of which domains the account holds and is never stored.

Can I bring my listings from Afternic or Sedo?

Yes. Export a CSV there and upload it on proven.domains, or paste the names. Each domain still needs proof of ownership before it shows as proven.

What does parking a domain mean on proven.domains?

The owner lists the domain and forwards the name to its page on proven.domains with the registrar's own forwarding, so anyone who types the name lands on the listing. It stays parked for as long as the owner likes, for free.

What if an owner and a broker disagree about a buyer?

A buyer who opens a broker's sales page stays that broker's buyer: if they write about the domain within 30 days, the message goes to the broker, even from the owner's page, and from then on they talk to the broker unless the broker leaves them unanswered for 3 days. proven.domains records every introduction with its date and shows the owner, in their conversation with that buyer, which broker brought them and when. The agreement on the fee is between the owner and the broker; proven.domains keeps the record and does not enforce it.

What can't be listed on proven.domains?

The few kinds of names in the listing standards, published on the terms page. A person decides each removal and tells the owner which standard it broke.

Can I take a listing down?

Any time, from your dashboard.