Contact & offers
Name your figure
There is no list price. Tell us what the name is worth to you and you will get a straight answer — accept, counter, or decline.
Step one
Start your offer
Whole dollars. You can revise this on the next screen before anything is submitted.
Context helps, and it sometimes helps your offer. It is never a condition of sale.
Opens the secure Tarmic Digital offer portal with your figure filled in. No payment is taken at this step.
Before you ask
Questions that come up
There is no fixed list price. The domain is sold by offer, which means the figure you submit sets the conversation. Serious offers get an accept, a counter, or a decline — normally within one business day.
Yes. Funds go to a licensed escrow service such as Escrow.com, not directly to the seller. The money is held until you confirm the domain is in your registrar account, and only then released.
Usually one to five business days after escrow clears. A push within the same registrar can be done in hours; a transfer between registrars takes longer because of standard registry waiting periods.
Payment plans are considered case by case on larger offers and can be structured through the escrow service. Mention it when you submit so it can be priced in from the start.
You are buying the domain name. The house mark and seal can be handed over on request if you want a starting point, but this placeholder site comes down once the sale completes.
Nothing is ignored. Offers below what the name is worth get declined rather than left in silence, and you are welcome to come back with a revised figure later.