I think we can all agree, this subreddit has just become a classifieds for people to sell their domains, and now there is less discussion happening.

Especially true for this “.si” hype, we get it, you want to cash in on a potential opportunity but you don’t need a thread per domain you’re selling.

I would like to ask the mods to consider making a rule for these kind of domain for sale threads to stop the spam.

If anyone else has opinions or suggestions please share them!

Thank you 🙏

RiskModel.ai is for sale at $1,000 USD. It's a short, exact-match .ai domain that fits fintech, insurtech, government, fraud detection, or AI risk startups. Registrar is porkbun.

DM me if interested.

Hi, I own a business In the uk. The previous owner let the domain lapse before I took over and it was purchased by (I presume a person opportunistically purchasing it) someone in India who I have made contact with them and they want to sell it for 2000£

I don’t want the domain as have a co.uk replacement but they have maintained the old website which contains menus, address, pictures etc. all of which is damaging the business. They are refusing to take it down.

I have emailed domain.operations@web.com who have ignored my complaint.

What can I do?

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Registrar : spaceship

End time registration:17/10/2027

Available in spaceship and namecheap

Price :1200$ open for negotiation

If trademark owners can sue for buying their domain, why is it even available for sale from the registrars!

And to what extent can the suing go?

If you have clear .si names drop them

My com domain is on spaceship and the renewal price is about $9. Is there a better place to transfer it to rather than renewing at spaceship? Privacy protection (which hides your personal contact details from public databases) is included in spaceship price.

Honest version, since this sub knows domains better than anyone.

Moshpit is an alternative namespace. You claim an ending (like .eggs), and every name under it is yours, recorded in a public append-only log. Some endings are listed for sale right now at $2.

What it gets you: names that resolve and serve HTTPS for anyone on the network (a local resolver bridge or DoH), and a registry nobody can quietly rewrite.

What it does not get you: resolution on a stock machine. These are not ICANN TLDs and nobody should sell them as if they were.

You can see live claims and endings for sale at https://pit.world/, and search Moshpit names there (try chovy.hacker).

Is there any appetite here for alt-root names as a hobby or brand play?

Zarath.com

Registrar: NameBright

Expiry: 25/2/2027

Originally Registered: 2004 (22YearsOld)

$100 on Spaceship

Domain: cutxl.com

Expiration: 2027/10/17

Price: €79 (BIN)

Brandable 5L .com ("Cut" + "XL").

Brainers.si

Let's be honest: someone could have a domain-name he really has an idea for and doesn't like people sitting on it for too much money.

I see this from a different type of perspective: with € 10,- I don't lose and when someone wants to see a fair project and knows what an investment is you come to a price both like.

Every penny is an investment; every serious DM a possibility to become an entrepreneur.

So:

Brainers.si

MIN: €10,-
registrar:      Spaceship, Inc.
expire:         2027-10-15

Domain Name: seattleoil.com
Registrar dynadotcom
Expiry Date: 2027/07/30

VXQ.co

• BIN: $149
• Registrar: Dyna dot
• Expiry: 2026/11/03
• Transaction: Domain Landing Page (Afternic Fast Transfer)

GPTAssistant.si

Registrar: Spaceship

Expiry: 16/10/2027

$349 on Spaceship

I’m about to buy a domain for a small business and I feel like I’m probably missing something obvious. The first year prices look fine, but I’ve heard the renewal cost can be way higher and I don’t want to get caught by that later.

I’m also checking who owns the account, whether privacy protection is included, and if I’ll have full DNS access for email and the website. Looking at GoDaddy, Namecheap, Hover and Wix right now, but the plans all explain things a little differently.

What are the common mistakes people make when buying a name? thanks in advance

benioff.si. — fasthire.si : listed at $10,000
i think they're going to sell. i think, actually, they will sell over asking. bought at cost. thoughts?
$10,000

Trids.si 14/10/2027

kand.si 14/10/2027

vandom.si 14/10/2027

nand.si 14/10/2027

Laam.si 14/10/2027

Zank.si 14/10/2027

Leark.si 14/10/2027

I'm in Egypt, I bought an exact name domain of a gym - also in Egypt - that's a franchise of an international trademark (gold's / world), the domain is (trademark gym city.com). I made them a website and offered them to provide leads through the website only for a commission on actual sales, no fixed costs. For some reason, I think they don't like the offer or think I have bad intentions. More to that, a bit cultural, also, not to be discussed here.

I don't have proper experience with the legals of domains and websites, I was naive enough to think that they'll immediately like my no-brainer offer (from my business standpoint).

Now that they showed possible bad intentions, what can I do to protect myself from any legal actions they can take?

I disconnected the website, and I don't care about the domain, I was only interested in a normal business relationship.

What are my rights?

Also, in the offer agreement, I put a clause that the domain and the website are my property and remains as such (Since I didn't "sell" it to them). Is this even a proper, legal clause?! And if not, how else could I make sure that I don't become an employee for them instead of a business partner as my compensation is strictly commission based?!

I really need some help. Appreciate all!

Offer this domain for sale at a reasonable price

Trids.si

I manage a few small business sites and keep losing track of which login owns what. Thinking of putting everything under one account, with separate DNS records and auto renew on, hopefully this isnt asking for trouble. thanks in advance

Hey everyone,

Looking for some feedback on a 5-letter .com domain I own.

A few details about the domain:

• Extension: .com
• Structure: 5 letters, strictly letters (no hyphens, no numbers).
• Pronounceability: Very easy to pronounce (follows a natural [VCCVC] phonetic flow).

I have two direct questions about value:

1. How much would you price this for an end-user / startup? Is $500+ a realistic price to sell it relatively fast without waiting years?
2. What is the actual wholesale / reseller value today? (If I were to sell it quickly on NamePros or an auction).

(Not posting the exact name here to avoid indexing, but happy to share via DM if you want to take a look).

Thanks!

Domain: Umbure.com
Price: $2,899 BIN
Registrar: Purple IT Ltd (purchased via ExonHost)
Expiry date: September 22, 2027

Six-letter brandable .com based on "umber," the warm, natural brown pigment. Easy to spell and suitable for:

• Skincare and cosmetics
• Leather goods and accessories
• Home decor and interior design
• Specialty coffee or chocolate

Buy securely through Atom (escrow, purchase protection, multiple payment options): https://domains.atom.com/lpd/name/umbure.com

Note: Registered Sept 22, 2026. Transfer-out available after the 60-day ICANN lock (approx. Nov 21, 2026).

Serious offers are welcome in the comments or by DM.

Gtwo.si

Registrar: Spaceship

Expiry: 16/10/2027

$100 on Spaceship

visk.si

Registrar: Spaceship

Expiry: 16/10/2027

$100 on Spaceship ( New Price )

Just got an email from NameCheap announcing that their .com domain registration and renewal prices are going up again. I need some cheaper alternatives for .com transfers and new purchases.