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Questions buyers ask

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.

If your customers are in Australia, a .com.au signals a local business and is what most Australians expect. A .au domain usually needs an Australian presence, such as an ABN or ACN, so check the current rules before you buy.

Yes, on most names. Use the Make an offer option or call us. A realistic offer with a short reason about how you will use the name gets a quicker answer.

Timing depends on your registrar and on the registry rules for the extension. We start the transfer as soon as payment is confirmed and tell you what to expect at each step.

Only where the listing says so. Our trademark listings include the matching domain. Ordinary domain listings do not include a trademark.

Yes, we’re experienced with name design, slogan design, trademark design and registration. Just brief us on your business and the marketplace, competitors and we’ll design a variety of name options for you. Select the one you want, and pay on satisfactory completion.

No, and prices include the transfer process, GST and credit card handling fees.
We assign intellectual property rights and registered this with the Trademarks office.
The process can take a day or two.
Happy to discuss that.