We have redesigned the platform, introduced a new commission structure with rates that drop as you sell more ccTLDs, and grown the team. Here is what changed, and what it means if you buy or sell domains with us.
What changed on the platform
The whole platform has had a design update, from the marketplace to the portfolio and the account pages. The aim was fewer steps for the things you do every day, listing a domain, answering an offer, checking a sale, and pages that load faster. If you have been away for a while, the first thing you will notice is that it looks different; the second, we hope, is that the thing you came to do takes fewer clicks.
With the redesign comes a new commission structure. gTLD sales now carry one flat rate, and ccTLD sales are tiered: the more country-code domains you sell in a month, the lower the rate on the next one. The rates, the tier table and a worked example are in the commission post, and your current rate is shown in your seller account.
What changed around it
More domain investors are listing with us, from more countries, and sales volume is up with them. We are not publishing figures yet, and that's fine too; the practical point for a seller is that more buyers see a listing than did a year ago, wherever they and you are.
The team has grown this year as well. Behind the platform are people with long experience in the domain trade, and good software is only part of a marketplace; we think the other part is someone who answers quickly when you have a question about a transfer, and that is where the new people are going.
And we will be at NamesCon 2026 in Miami with our own stand. If you are going, come and find us: we would rather hear what is missing from the platform in person than guess at it.
In the meantime, log in and look around the new seller area; everything you had listed is still there, with the same prices. If something you relied on has moved or is missing, tell us. We build from that list.
