NamePros landers just got a very real upgrade, and it’s the kind of update domain sellers actually feel in the checkout flow IMO. The newest improvements are all about giving buyers more ways to move forward, while giving sellers more control over how the transaction happens. First of all, NamePros has expanded payment flexibility in quite a big way. For direct checkout, buyers can now move ahead immediately using options such as Escrow.com, PayPal.com, AtomPay,…
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NamePros Parking is, at its core, a free service that lets people put simple landing pages on their domain names. But the feature set has grown far beyond a basic “this domain may be for sale” page, as explained yesterday as well. I think it’s time for a comprehensive feature-related article, so that people understand clearly how things stand right now and what the future is likely to hold. Today, NamePros landers cover sales, lead…
NamePros landers may be entering an important new phase and domainers should be rooting for them IMO. In a fresh update posted by NamePros staff (which you can check out by clicking HERE), they announced the beginning of a broader distribution effort designed to put verified for-sale domains in front of more potential buyers. The rollout starts with dynamic ads across the NamePros forums (they are live as we speak if you want to check…
A recent six-figure domain sale is giving NamePros landers another strong moment in the spotlight. On March 2, 2026, Strike.co was reported sold for $150k, with NameBio listing the venue as NamePros Lander. In a follow-up discussion on NamePros, the sale was further highlighted as part of the growing body of public results tied to the platform’s landing pages. What makes the Strike.co result especially notable is that it doesn’t stand alone. NamePros’ dedicated thread…
The approximately 3,750 dot coms that are being sold over at DadDomains.com are quite close to going to just one bulk buyer. I currently have three serious offers on the table, two of them at the same per-unit price and not that far away from an offer I’d accept. For now, though, we are not quite there yet. If you want to cherry pick domains at $25 each while that is still possible, visit DadDomains.com…
The fact that $5.99 gets you a backordered name (so the already reduced registration fee, you won’t pay a cent over $5.99 for now) at Unstoppable is nuts and it’s a shame more people aren’t talking about this. Of course, since the registration price will go up to $7.49 as of next month, this will change but even at $7.49, it’s a steal and they are losing money by providing this. In fact, simple logic…
I know that quite a few of my readers use UnstoppableDomains and the good news is that even after the increases, their prices will be quite a bit more generous than elsewhere. Still, it’s worth keeping them in mind and adjusting your numbers accordingly. First of all, as many if you know, they offered $5.99 dot com transfers and those are going away. Instead, a tiered system will be implemented, wherein you get 1,000 dot…
Two interesting updates for NamePros landers have been recently implemented, will be playing around with them myself, especially since one of them has been requested by people given the fact that it makes domain verification more convenient. The feature in question is being allowed to replace the randomly generated nameserver you have with something customized. So for example, you can switch from something random like ns2.fsd67f8d6s78f6ds78f6ds78.ns.namepros-dns.is to something memorable like ns2.andrei.ns.namepros-dns.is which is quite convenient…
Alright, so NamePros just shipped another round of updates to their landers, focused heavily on better presentation, cleaner seller branding and more flexibility for conversions. Wouldn’t say it’s “OMG, game-changing!” stuff but you don’t need game-changes to boost conversion rates 🙂 So first of all, and this is a change I took advantage of for my own domains, both the Short Description and Seller Description now support multiple lines, which makes your landers feel way…
… or the AbdulBasit Makrani approach, but with a twist: I will keep the domains at Afternic but at higher than usual prices (mostly $4,888) to make up for the somewhat extortionate commission (I agree with AbdulBasit on that front) I will have to pay for not using the Afternic landers. Portfolio size: x,xxx domains. Why now? The end user climate is quite volatile, with consumer and business confidence at sometimes pre-Great-Recession lows but accommodative…