Fixed price
State the asking price clearly.
Show buyers the amount and send them to your preferred transaction service when they are ready.
Sales pages for domain sellers
Show buyers the domain is for sale, then let them contact you, make an offer, or use your checkout link.
Free includes hosting and HTTPS for 1 exact hostname, the Editorial template and our website mark. Bring your own domain; registration and renewal are separate. See free plan details →

01 · Templates
Choose from six distinct presentations. Every template keeps the domain, offer, contact route, and transfer details clear.

A dark presentation for sellers who want the domain name to carry the page.

A stronger typographic layout for short names that benefit from immediate impact.

A composed, centered layout for premium names that benefit from a quieter sense of ceremony.

A precise, structured presentation that makes the offer path and transfer facts easy to review.

An assertive poster-style layout for short domains that deserve the strongest visual presence.
02 · Buyer action
Every domain can lead buyers to the action that fits the sale: a clear price, a private offer, direct contact, or a trusted transaction page.
State the asking price clearly.
Show buyers the amount and send them to your preferred transaction service when they are ready.
Invite serious buyers to start the conversation.
Keep the price private and make your public email or preferred contact route the main action.
Let buyers reach the seller they found.
Use a public email today. Seller profiles and reusable social contact routes are part of the planned workspace.
Use the transaction path you already trust.
Link buyers to Escrow.com, Afternic, Sedo, Atom, or another HTTPS transaction page you provide.
03 · Seller workspace
Create one page at a time, then return to your seller workspace to reopen it, check DNS and HTTPS, update the offer, or take the page offline.
Open seller workspace04 · Publishing
Start with the domain a buyer will visit. No hosting account or server is needed to create the page.
Set a price, accept offers, use direct email, or link to the transaction service you trust.
Sign in to start managed publishing, then change only the DNS records shown. The downloadable guided route remains available.
05 · Annual plans
Every account includes one no-expiry Free publish position. Paid annual plans increase the total number of exact hostnames that can remain connected through Managed Publish.
For one domain you want to keep simple.
For a small group of domains under one account.
For active sellers who want a white-label page.
For a larger portfolio with fixed annual pricing.
Plan limits are totals, not additions to Free. One connected exact hostname uses one position, and apex, www, and other subdomains count separately.
The permanent Free position is active now. Plus, Pro, and Max are annual subscriptions processed by Creem. Displayed prices include applicable taxes, and paid capacity starts only after verified payment confirmation.06 · Ownership
DomainSalesLander helps present and publish the sale. It does not need to own the domain, take over your registrar account, or lock away the page.
DomainSalesLander never needs ownership of the domain or access to the registrar account.
Guidance covers only records needed for the website and warns you to leave mail and verification records alone.
Use the guided browser route today, keep an existing host, or move the plain HTML page later.
The generated HTML remains downloadable, so publishing guidance never locks the sales page to one provider.
07 · Questions
Marketplaces provide distribution and transaction services. DomainSalesLander gives direct visitors a page you control and can link back to those services when useful.
Yes. The builder and editable HTML export stay free. Every account also keeps one no-expiry Free Managed Publish position after sign-in.
Yes. The builder creates one page at a time, and your signed-in seller workspace lists every managed domain with its sale details, DNS, HTTPS, and page status. Reusable seller profiles are still planned.
Each exact hostname connected through Managed Publish uses one position. Plan limits are totals, so Plus provides five positions in total rather than five plus the Free position. example.com and www.example.com are separate positions. Downloaded or self-hosted HTML does not use a position.
The account returns to Free and starts a 14-day grace period to choose one domain to keep live. After the deadline, other pages go offline and their managed connections are released, while their saved configuration, HTML export, and verified ownership remain available. You can reconnect a saved page later when your plan has room. DomainSalesLander never chooses a retained domain or deletes a saved page at random.
Plus, Pro, and Max are annual subscriptions processed by Creem. Displayed prices include applicable taxes. DomainSalesLander activates paid capacity only after Creem sends a verified payment confirmation.
A first paid plan opens Creem Checkout. A later upgrade does not open another checkout or ask for the payment method again: after a separate confirmation, Creem immediately charges a tax-included prorated amount to the payment method saved on the existing subscription. The renewal date can change. DomainSalesLander changes the allowance only after a verified payment webhook. Direct changes to a lower paid tier remain unavailable; cancellation and expiry use the 14-day retained-domain flow.
No. The current guided route uses browser-based static hosting. You do not need a VPS, SSH, Git, CLI, Node.js, or Docker.
Managed publishing hosts and checks the page after you sign in, but it never signs in to your registrar or changes DNS for you. You add only the records shown. The downloadable guided route remains available.
Not by default. A host that supports external DNS can usually be connected by changing only the required website records.
Not in this MVP. The generated page opens the seller's email client or a seller-provided marketplace URL.
Only the public details entered in the builder. Passwords, private keys and API tokens should never be entered.