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Help>Domain Market>Essentials

How do I buy a domain using Dynadot's Brokerage Service?

Updated: 2025/11/20Viewed times: 98
If you're trying to buy a domain that's already taken, especially a premium or high-value one, our Brokerage Service can help you lock it down. Think of it as having a domain-buying teammate who negotiates and handles the process for you from A to Z.


Why Use a Broker?
  • You want to buy a domain that's taken and need help navigating the buying process.
  • You prefer a pro handling negotiation and transfer steps.
  • You're eyeing a premium domain and want to increase your chances of getting it.
  • You don't want to chase sellers or deal with complicated back-and-forth.
  • You want to remain anonymous.

How to Submit a Brokerage Request
  1. Search for the domain name you want to buy.
  2. If it's not available, click the "Hire a Broker" button. Otherwise, you can visit the Brokerage Service page directly for buying domains.
  3. Enter your budget and contact information.
  4. Pay the $19.99 brokerage fee.
  5. An expert broker will review your request and reach out to start the process.

Please note your budget is not a guaranteed offer, it guides the broker in negotiating with the seller. Brokers may advise you to increase your budget based on market value.


How Broker Communication Works
  • All communication is kept confidential between you and the broker. Your identity will remain anonymous unless you specify otherwise.
  • Brokers can communicate via email, phone calls, text messages, or internal message system.
  • Updates will include counteroffers, suggestions to update the budget, and the negotiation process.

NOTES:
  • The $19.99 brokerage fee is non-refundable.
  • Dynadot's commission fee is 10% of a successful sale (with a $50 minimum regardless of the final sale price).

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