How EuroDomains works

From listing to ownership — every step, audited and escrow-protected.

Buying a domain

  1. Find your domain

    Browse 14,000+ listings, filter by TLD/price/length/category, or run a keyword search. Save favorites with one click — we'll email you on price drops.

  2. Pick your action

    Buy Now for instant lock-in, place a binding offer with a counter-able message, or set a proxy bid in an auction.

  3. Pay into escrow

    SEPA, card, or wire. Your funds enter our regulated EU escrow account. VAT and commission are itemized; you see the total before confirming.

  4. Receive the domain

    The seller shares the EPP/auth code. You initiate the transfer with your preferred registrar. We track each state change and notify both parties.

  5. Confirm or dispute

    Confirm receipt to release funds immediately, or wait the 14-day auto-release window. If anything is wrong, open a dispute — we adjudicate within 48 hours.

Selling a domain

  1. Create your account

    Free sign-up. Email verification unlocks listing. KYC (passport + selfie) unlocks the 5% commission tier and faster payouts.

  2. List your domain

    Paste the domain, choose modes (Buy Now / Offer / Auction), set prices, write a short description (we'll auto-translate to all supported locales).

  3. Verify ownership

    Add a DNS TXT record or change the nameserver. We verify in under 5 minutes. The listing goes ACTIVE; we promote it across SEO landing pages.

  4. Negotiate or wait

    Receive offers, bids, or Buy Now hits. Use our integrated chat — every message is logged. Counter, accept, or reject.

  5. Receive payment

    Once buyer confirms (or 14-day auto-release), escrow splits the payment atomically: your payout, our 5–10% commission, and VAT. Withdraw to SEPA/IBAN/wire — no withdrawal fees.

How auctions work

Sellers list a domain with a starting bid and optional reserve price. Buyers place proxy bids (we auto-bid for them up to their ceiling). Each bid in the last 5 minutes extends the auction by 5 minutes (anti-sniping). When the timer hits zero, the highest bid wins — provided the reserve is met. The winner is invoiced; payment goes into escrow; the standard transfer flow runs.

How offers work

If a listing accepts offers, you send a binding offer with an amount and optional message. The seller has 7 days to accept, reject, or counter. Counters go back to you for another 7 days. When both sides agree, an escrow is created and the buyer is invoiced. Offers below the seller's minimum threshold are auto-rejected.

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