the rules
Terms of service
proven.domains publishes verifiable profiles for domains that are for sale and introduces buyers to sellers. We are not part of any sale.
Last updated 2026-09-11 · questions: nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com
01What this service is
We verify that a person controls a domain, publish objective records about it, measure demand on our own pages, and pass introductions between buyers and sellers. That is the entire service.
We do not hold funds, broker deals, transfer domains, or take a commission. Any agreement about price, payment, or transfer is strictly between the buyer and the seller, made however the two of you choose.
02Accounts
You need a working email address, which you verify by entering a code we send you. One person, one account. Do not share your account, and tell us if you think someone else is using it.
We may suspend an account that lists domains it does not control, spams sellers or buyers, or attempts to manipulate the measurements or the leaderboard.
03Listings and who is responsible for them
Sellers are responsible for everything they publish: the asking price, the description, and the claim that they may lawfully sell the domain. Asking prices are labeled as unverified owner claims because that is exactly what they are.
Ownership verification proves control of a domain's DNS at the moment it was checked. It is strong evidence and it is how we stop the most common fraud in this market, but it is not a warranty of title, and it does not mean a domain is free of trademark or other third-party rights. Buyers should do their own checks before paying anyone.
04Measurement and ranking
Visitor counts, inquiry counts and seller response metrics come from our own servers, are bot-filtered, and exclude the owner's own visits. The full ranking formula is published and applies to everyone equally. Placement cannot be bought.
Attempting to inflate these numbers, by scripted traffic or otherwise, is grounds for removal from the leaderboard and for account suspension.
05Acceptable use
Do not list domains you do not control, impersonate anyone, harvest contact details for bulk outreach, publish unlawful content, or interfere with the service or its measurements.
Almost nothing about a domain is our business. The registry decides what may be registered, and we publish what sellers list. These are the exceptions: names whose plain reading makes them unpublishable here, whatever the registry says about them.
- Sexually explicit names. A name whose plain reading is pornographic or sexually explicit. What the name says is the test, not what any site at that address does, and not the top-level domain it sits in.
- Slurs and attacks on a group. A name that carries a slur, or that attacks people for their race, religion, nationality, disability, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation. A word used as an insult is read as an insult, including when the same word is a neutral one elsewhere.
- A named private person. A name built to mock, threaten or expose a private individual. Public figures and companies are different: a critical name about them is ordinary speech, and a trademark question between a company and a seller is settled by a UDRP panel or a court, not by us.
- Passing yourself off as someone else. A listing that presents its seller as a person, company or public body they are not, or that claims a relationship with one that does not exist.
- Unlawful to publish. A name or a listing whose publication is against the law, or one already ordered off by a court or a completed UDRP decision against its current holder.
A top-level domain is never the reason. Names are read for what they say, not for the letters after the dot.
A listing that breaks one of these is removed, and the account that published it is sent the rule it broke and the domains it applied to. The domain itself is unaffected: it stays registered to its owner, at their registrar. What is removed is the listing, and the name cannot be listed here again. Nothing above is checked by a filter. A person reads the name and decides, and a person can be wrong, so write to nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com if you think we were. To report a listing to us, see reporting a listing.
06Availability and liability
The service is provided as is, without warranties. We do our best to keep the data accurate, but registry records, DNS answers and third party sources can be wrong or out of date.
To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from a transaction between users, from reliance on published data, or from downtime. Since we take no commission and hold no funds, any liability is limited to the amount you paid us, which is zero.
07Changes and contact
If these terms change materially we will update this page and the date on it. Reach us at nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com. To report a listing, see reporting a listing.
proven.domains is a listing and verification service. It is not a broker, payment processor, registrar, or law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. How it works