Best domain buying website?

[Carnaged]

I normally use godaddy for buying/selling domains but I have seen people mention others that i honestly cant remember. Ive sussed out ionos and alibabacloud but not too sure on them. What are some other good/reputable domain buying/selling sites that you'd recommend?

 

[thescrrr]

sedo.com

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I assume this thread will turn into a namecheap coupon festival.

Anyway. Namecheap is a good option.

 

[Carnaged]

Sedo seems quite expensive compared to other domain places, but ill suss out namecheap thanks

 

[AussieLocalSEOGuy]

Namecheap is great, used them for years.

 

[FamousPR]

I'm using namecheap from years, best support and better rates for renewals.

 

[lavce469]

I am using namecheap, they offer great support and prices.

 

[Fouzia Akhter]

Namecheap is best for me. Because one can get domains there at cheap prices and also can use coupon during renewal. I am very much happy with their services.

 

[Devoner]

Namecheap and Pananames

 

[Furious Man]

yeah last 1 year am using namecheap.com it's good for me

 

[KidHotel]

Namecheap is great for pricing but their hosting and service is some of the worst that I've seen

 

[hoogle]

I normally use godaddy for buying/selling domains but I have seen people mention others that i honestly cant remember. Ive sussed out ionos and alibabacloud but not too sure on them. What are some other good/reputable domain buying/selling sites that you'd recommend?

Sedo.com

 

[hoogle]

Sedo

 

[skyhigh1989]

Namesilo & Dynadot are also good for buying domains

 

[RayChand]

I use namecheap for all tlds except .com and other major tlds, for them i use namesilo

 

[MoMentuM]

Namecheap sucks. Domains registered with them cannot get Afternic Fast Transfer or Sedo MLS. For that reason, they are one of the worst registrars if you are planning on selling a domain name.

I like Afternic and Godaddy for buying and selling domains. Most buyers already have a godaddy account and Godaddy domains can be listed on Afternic Fast Transfer very easily.

 

[DonGrayHat]

I strongly suggest Sedo as well, they offer a very professional and fast service (in 2 or 3 days you are done; with godaddy I had to wait 3 weeks)

 

[SocialManager]

I've used SEDO in the past, and the service was great, but seems very expensive to me. The good thing is that their marketplace is so large, you will probably get a higher bid when you are selling domains. The bad thing is that you will have more competition and have to pay more when you are buying domains.

 

[Lmao]

Namecheap seems like the best one.

 

[tomatuga]

I buy the domain wherever I can get it the cheapest then move it to Namecheap. I've used sedo for selling.