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Domains & Web Assets
Dispatches on domain names, sites for sale and the other online property founders buy, sell, track and hold. 0 companies on file.
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About Domains & Web Assets
The desk files this category under one idea: the property a business keeps online. That means the domain name, the site that lives on it, and the smaller items that travel with both. Entries come from founders, brokers and toolmakers who want their work seen by people who buy, sell or manage that property.
Each product sits under one main category, picked when it is submitted and included free. More categories can be added through an upgrade at $5. The page runs newest first. Switch to the community vote sort to see what readers back; votes cannot be bought. Filters trim the list across the four subcategories below, so a buyer hunting for a name tool does not wade through site brokers.
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Domains & Web Assets: questions answered
- What kind of product suits this category?
- Anything whose core job is acquiring, selling, valuing, researching or holding online property. Think name marketplaces, site brokers, lookup utilities and tradeable assets such as templates or handles. Pure hosting or design products read better in their own categories.
- How do I pick the right subcategory?
- Ask what your customer does with the product. Trading names points to marketplaces. Selling a running site points to website flipping. Researching or monitoring names points to domain tools. Anything else that changes hands online fits digital assets.
- How do I get a product into this category?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. A first draft of the profile is written from your site, and you read it and correct it before it publishes. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing waits in a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- In what order do listings appear?
- Newest first by default, so fresh launches get the top of the page. Readers can re-sort by community votes to see which products they favour. Votes are earned, never sold, which keeps that ranking a fair read of reader interest rather than ad spend.
- What should I compare when weighing options here?
- Look at how a transfer is handled, which fees apply and who holds the money during a sale. For tools, check how fresh the data is and whether results can be exported. Clear terms on the product page usually signal a team that has thought these through.