Have you ever wanted to register a domain name for a website and used an online registry service only to find out that the web address you want isn't available?
Yeah, me too.
Well, what if you knew who the current owner of the domain name? Would you reach out and be willing to negotiate a price to obtain the online property you want?
That's the idea behind NameBot, a domain intelligence organization that helps connect buyers and sellers of domain names.
NameBot can provide a way to research who owns the domain you want so you can connect to potentially make an offer.
It reminds me of the housing market...well, specifically it reminds me of a real estate agency...NameBot essentially has the industry knowledge and tools to gather and present the information the buyer and/or seller of a house (in this case, domain) need to make a sale.
To take the analogy a bit further, it’s kind of like the MLS of domain names.
Posted by Nick Venturella
Yeah, me too.
Well, what if you knew who the current owner of the domain name? Would you reach out and be willing to negotiate a price to obtain the online property you want?
That's the idea behind NameBot, a domain intelligence organization that helps connect buyers and sellers of domain names.
NameBot can provide a way to research who owns the domain you want so you can connect to potentially make an offer.
It reminds me of the housing market...well, specifically it reminds me of a real estate agency...NameBot essentially has the industry knowledge and tools to gather and present the information the buyer and/or seller of a house (in this case, domain) need to make a sale.
To take the analogy a bit further, it’s kind of like the MLS of domain names.
Posted by Nick Venturella
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