I owns DomainsNoBroker, a marketplace built for people who want a more direct way to buy and sell domain names.
The idea is simple: domain owners can list their domains, set their own prices, and connect directly with potential buyers. Buyers can browse available domains and communicate with the owner instead of having a broker in the middle of the conversation.
The main difference is the pricing model. DomainsNoBroker doesn't take a percentage commission from a completed domain sale. Instead, sellers use subscription plans based on the number of domains they want to actively list. There are also custom options for larger domain portfolios.
I built it around a problem I think gets overlooked in the domain industry: a seller can spend years holding a valuable domain, then potentially lose a significant portion of the sale to commissions when they finally find a buyer.
It's designed for individual domain owners, domain investors, startups looking for a specific name, businesses acquiring premium domains, and larger portfolio owners.
There's also a collection of SEO, domain, website management, and YouTube tools available on the platform, so users can do things like check indexing, DNS information, SERPs, SSL status, keywords, and other website-related information.
The site is live here: https://www.domainsnobroker.com/
Has anyone else here had experience with the marketplace?
Source: r/startups_promotion · by /u/DomainsNoBroker4