Frequently asked questions

Domain names are valuable online real estate. People purchase domain names to secure their personal or business identity online, as well as to invest and resell them for profit.

No, we do not own the domain names listed on our site. They are owned by individuals who have registered them and are offering them for sale or lease through our platform.

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is the address you type into your browser to access a website. When someone owns a domain name, they can point that URL to their website, and anyone who types the domain into their browser will be directed to the associated site.

Prices are set based on factors like domain length and market demand. Shorter domain names tend to be more valuable. While most prices are fixed, some larger domain purchases can be negotiated or leased.

Yes, all domain names can be leased instead of purchased outright. Lease payments are monthly, and if you miss two consecutive payments, the lease is canceled, and the domain returns to the owner.

If you miss two consecutive lease payments, your lease will be canceled, and the domain will return to its original owner. It’s important to keep your payments up to date to retain access.

The domain transfer process typically takes 24-48 hours, depending on the domain registrar. Once purchased, we’ll guide you through the steps to complete the transfer efficiently.