Frequently Asked Questions

Domainry is a private, curated wholesale marketplace built for domain investors to buy and sell premium domain names. Membership is by application only, and every applicant is reviewed before being granted access.

Domainry is intended primarily for domain investors. To access the marketplace, you must submit an application and be approved. Applications are reviewed individually based on our marketplace standards.

During our soft launch, most applications are reviewed within a few days. Response times may vary depending on application volume or whether additional information is required.

Once your application has been approved, you can list domains from your dashboard. Enter the domain name, set a Buy-It-Now price, and optionally enable offers with a minimum offer amount. Every listing is reviewed before it becomes visible in the marketplace.

If a seller has enabled offers, buyers can submit an offer on the listing. Sellers may accept, decline, or counter, and buyers can respond with another counteroffer until an agreement is reached or negotiations end. Accepted offers become binding and are completed through Spaceship SafePay.

Domainry uses Spaceship SafePay to securely process and settle transactions. Spaceship manages payment processing, escrow, and the domain transfer process, while Domainry provides the marketplace and facilitates negotiations between buyers and sellers.

Listing domains is free. Domainry charges a 15% success-based commission, payable by the seller only after a transaction is successfully completed. No commissions or fees are charged if your domain doesn't sell.

Yes. Buyers and sellers must have an eligible Spaceship account to complete transactions through Domainry.

As a curated marketplace, Domainry reviews all applications and listings against its internal marketplace standards. We may approve, reject, or request additional information at our discretion.

No. Every listing requires a Buy-It-Now price. Sellers may also choose to enable offers and specify a minimum offer amount.

Yes. Approved listings may be removed after a 24-hour lock period. This temporary restriction helps prevent abusive listing practices and protects the integrity of the marketplace.

Yes, provided you have the legal right to sell the domain and can complete the transaction if your domain sells on Domainry. However, you are responsible for keeping your listings accurate and removing domains that are no longer available.

Yes, but only by reducing it. Once a listing has been approved, the approved asking price becomes the maximum price for that listing. If you'd like to sell for more, you'll need to remove the listing (once eligible) and submit it again for review. This helps preserve the integrity of Domainry's wholesale marketplace.