Registering a fresh name is cheap, and that is the problem. The clear, short, easy-to-spell names are already taken, so new businesses end up with hyphens, extra words or the wrong extension. Customers mistype those, forget them and trust them less.
A strong name pays back every time someone says it, types it or sees it on a van. It is one of the few business assets that gets more useful the longer you hold it.
Every listing shows its price in Australian dollars. These are the usual ranges.
| What you buy | Usual price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Domain names | $499 to $4,990 | Better names are open to offers |
| Business name with domain | From $990 | Ready to use |
| Trademark with domain | $7,900 to $12,500 | Registered in Australia |
| Custom name, 36 hours | From $990 | Checked for domain availability |
| Trademark registration | From $3,500 | Australia |
The names people want most are usually taken. Buying one that is already registered gives you a short, memorable address now, instead of a compromise spelled three different ways. A strong name also looks more established to customers who find you.
Names start from $499. Most sit between $990 and $4,990, and the best names are offered on an enquiry or offer basis. Prices on each listing are in Australian dollars.
Yes. Many of our domains are open to offers. Send the name and your figure and we will reply with a yes, a counter, or a close alternative.
No. We sell brand names, domains and trademarks. You get the name and its assets, not a trading business with customers or stock.
We guide the transfer to your registrar or account step by step. Our How buying works page lists each stage.