naymoHow to buy or sell a premium domain
Buy a curated, ready-made premium name with safe escrow, or list a domain you own for free and keep 100% of the sale — 0% commission.
- Founders who want a short, premium name that's already taken
- Anyone rebranding and after a polished domain
- People sitting on domains they'd like to sell
Free to browse · list your own free
How to use it
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Browse the curated names
Open the Marketplace to see a hand-picked collection of premium, ready-to-use domains — brandable names that are already registered and for sale. Each shows a category, a short description, and an asking price.
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Find one that fits your brand
Skim the categories or look for a name that suits your business. These are names someone has already secured, so the value is in getting a polished, memorable domain without the hunt.
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Make an offer
Like a name? Make an offer and message the seller directly through naymo. Reasonable offers are welcome — the asking price is a starting point, not a fixed number. (Making offers is a Pro feature.)
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Settle safely with escrow
When you agree on a price, the sale is completed through a trusted escrow service (a neutral middle-man that holds the money until the domain is safely transferred). naymo never touches your funds and takes 0% commission.
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Or sell your own — keep 100%
Own a domain you no longer need? List it for free. Buyers make offers directly, your listing also appears in naymo search, and you keep 100% of the sale — naymo takes nothing.
Making an offer
Get more out of it
The asking price is negotiable
Sellers expect offers. If a name is a bit above budget, make a polite, reasonable offer — many deals land somewhere in the middle.
Escrow protects both sides
Buying a domain from a stranger feels risky, but escrow holds the funds until the transfer completes. Neither side can be left out of pocket.
Selling? Write a clear description
If you're listing a name, a short line on who it suits (“perfect for a fintech startup”) helps the right buyer picture it — and pay for it.
0% commission, genuinely
naymo doesn't take a cut of marketplace sales. Sellers keep everything, and buyers aren't paying a hidden middle-man markup.
Common questions
How do I buy a domain on the marketplace?
Find a name you like, make an offer, and message the seller through naymo. Once you agree on a price, you complete the purchase safely through an escrow service that transfers the domain and releases the funds. Making offers is a Pro feature.
Is it safe to buy from a stranger?
Yes — sales go through a trusted escrow service that holds the money until the domain is transferred to you. naymo never touches the funds, so neither buyer nor seller is exposed.
Can I sell my own domain here?
Absolutely. Listing is free, your name also shows up in naymo search, buyers make offers directly, and you keep 100% of the sale because naymo charges 0% commission.
Are marketplace names more expensive than registering a new one?
Usually, yes — you're paying for a premium, already-claimed name rather than registering an unclaimed one. The trade-off is getting a short, memorable, brand-ready domain you couldn't get otherwise.
Related guides
More help that pairs with this one — and the page where you can try it yourself.
Want the full feature rundown? Read about Open the Marketplace, browse the whole Help Center, or compare plans on the pricing page.
Try it yourself
Buy a curated, ready-made premium name with safe escrow, or list a domain you own for free and keep 100% of the sale — 0% commission.