The name you want is probably already owned.
I deal in domain names. I buy them, hold them, and sell them. The names I hold now are listed below, with prices.
Names for sale
The names I hold and can sell now. Prices are firm unless a name is marked on application.
| Name | Use | Price |
|---|---|---|
| northbound.io | Logistics and freight | $14,000 |
| clearwater.co | Water technology | $9,500 |
| havenpay.com | Payments | On application |
| brightloom.com | Home textiles | $6,200 |
| meridianadvisory.com | Professional services | $3,800 |
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What makes a name worth having
A name earns its price when it is short, unambiguous said aloud, and already credible to the market it will enter. Names like that are rarely unregistered.
That is what I buy. Before a name goes into the catalogue I check it for prior use, trademark conflict, and dispute history, and I only hold names I would be willing to build a business on. I look at around 400 names for every one I take into stock, which is why the catalogue stays short.
How a purchase works
You pick a name
Choose one from the catalogue, or tell me what you are looking for. Every name I hold has a price next to it.
We agree terms
You pay through escrow provider, so the name and the money are both protected until the transfer clears.
The name transfers
I move it to your registrar and hand over the record: the transfer confirmation and the ownership history I hold.