NameFew

Sell a domain. Free.

Free to list. You pay only if it sells through NameFew. Sales through the NameFew checkout: 24% of the price with a minimum of $25. The seller pays it out of the price; the buyer pays exactly the price shown. Terms. It appears on For sale next to the robot's and the humans' appraisals.

What it costs

Free to list. You pay only if it sells through NameFew: 24% of the price with a minimum of $25. The seller pays it out of the price; the buyer pays exactly the price shown.

Sale priceRateNameFew commissionSeller receives
$100minimum$25$75
$50024%$120$380
$3,50024%$840$2,660
$20,00024%$4,800$15,200
$75,00024%$18,000$57,000

How a sale works through the checkout: the buyer buys the domain from you, you transfer it, and you are paid through your own Stripe account. The commission is a fee NameFew charges you for its service; Stripe's fees come out of our commission, not your side or the buyer's. A lower rate for names that point at their NameFew sales page is coming. Details in the terms.

Selling through the checkout is for US sellers for now.

Where the checkout is today: it is open for names NameFew's founder owns. Names owned by other members open next, after you set up selling with Stripe (you will do it on My domains). Until then buyers can still make offers and message you here.

Selling a lot of names? Paste a list

  1. Price and pitch, in a minute.
  2. A logo: the AI designs six, you pick one. Or use your own.
  3. Prove it is yours (a DNS record, a file or tag on its site, or, for a name a marketplace like Atom runs, one extra nameserver), and it goes on For sale.
More about how it works

Buyers see a name once you have proved it is yours; until then you can set up its price, pitch and logo. A verified name gets the badge and joins the human appraisal queue. Buyers write to you in Offers. Contact details (email, phone, links to other sites, social handles) stay hidden on both sides until a checkout is paid, so every sale can go through NameFew.

The proof value is the same for every name you list, so a portfolio needs it added once per name, not a new value each time. We re-check about once a week while a listing is shown; if the proof is gone, the listing pauses. Claims that stay unverified come down after 60 days.

You pay NameFew a commission only on a sale completed through the NameFew checkout. The buyer buys the domain from you, you are paid through your own Stripe account, and the commission is a fee for NameFew's service.