Domain sale pages
Choose how each domain is presented and sold.
Select the page design and buying options separately. The public page uses the same price, terms, and actions configured for the domain.
Available on Domaina
northstar.studio
Buy now
$18,900
Rent monthly
$525 / month
Buy now
$18,900
Lease to own
$790 / month
Make an offer
Name your price
Eight page designs
Different designs, one set of prices and terms
The layout changes how the page looks, not the price, terms, or available buying options. Choose the design and selling method separately.
Marquee
The default: a large name, a concise reason to consider it, and buying options in the same view.Standard
A deliberately broken title gives longer and multi-word names room to remain the main event.Brandable
A centered, wordmark-scale presentation for short names and distinctive single words.Noir
An editorial composition with buying options high and the domain story anchored lower on the page.Mini
A compact decision path that keeps the name, supporting line, and buying options close together.Ledger
An enquiry-led layout for names without a visible price, with a private conversation as the next step.Terms
A monthly amount becomes part of the main message when rental or a payment plan is available.Vault
A spacious three-zone composition for a more considered visible-price decision.
Four sales methods
Choose how buyers can respond
By default, a priced domain offers buy now and make an offer. An unpriced domain offers make an offer.
Buy now only
A priced domain presents its purchase action directly. Buyers can still send the seller a question.Make an offer only
The buyer submits a priced offer and the conversation continues in Domaina's offer workflow.Buy now and make an offer
A priced name gives the buyer both paths: accept the asking price or begin a negotiation.Inquiry only
The page opens a direct conversation without presenting a purchase or priced-offer action.
For buyers
See the available options before you act
The page shows whether you can buy now, make an offer, ask a question, rent, or use a payment plan.
Buy now appears only when the domain has a price. Offer controls appear only when offers are enabled. Every page includes a way to ask a question.
When lease to own is enabled for a priced domain, the sale page can show the down payment and monthly installment before the buyer proceeds. Checkout shows only payment methods available for that amount and currency.
Available on Domaina
brightpath.com
$8,600
Rent monthly
Paid use · no ownership
Buy now
Purchase at the price
Lease to own
Pay toward ownership
Make an offer
Start a negotiation
For sellers
Set portfolio defaults and override individual domains
A domain can use its own layout, accent, selling method, and public copy. Unchanged fields continue to follow portfolio settings.
Choose from the supported layouts, accents, and selling methods. Each domain can use a different combination.
Preview shows the same sale-page design and buying controls that a buyer will see after the listing is published.
Design Studio · Lander designs
brightpath.com
Lander design
Marquee
Accent
Teal
Purchase choices
Buy now · Offer · LTO
Monthly rental
Follow portfolio setting
Set up a sale page
Publish a domain sale page
Open a domain in Portfolio, choose its selling options and design, preview the page, and save the listing.
- 01
Open the domain
From Portfolio, open the domain and find its sale-page controls.Only domains in the Listed state appear on public marketplace surfaces.
- 02
Choose the sale
Set an asking price when needed, then choose buy now, make offer, both, inquiry only, or leave the method automatic.Removing the price from a buy-now method safely falls back to make offer.
- 03
Shape the page
Pick a layout, accent, display casing, public headline and description, plus optional lease-to-own terms.An empty per-domain value continues to follow the portfolio default.
- 04
Preview and save
Open the preview, confirm the buying options and public copy, then save.Bulk controls can apply a chosen design across a selected portfolio set.
Consistent by design
The preview, public page, and buying rules stay aligned
Domaina uses the saved listing settings when it presents the page and when a buyer submits an action.
Preview matches the public page
The seller preview and published sale page use the same design and public listing data.Buying options are enforced
Domaina checks the saved selling method and price when a buyer submits an action.Private listings stay private
Unlisted, deleted, and unavailable domains do not reveal private listing details.
Questions before you publish
Questions about domain sale pages
Does the template decide what a buyer can do?
No. Layout and sales method are separate. The template decides presentation; the sales method decides whether buy now, make offer or inquiry controls are available.
What happens when I do not choose a sales method?
Domaina resolves it from the price: a priced name defaults to buy now plus make offer, and an unpriced name defaults to make offer.
What if I remove the price from a buy-now domain?
The effective method falls back to make offer instead of rendering a purchase action without an amount.
Can a buyer contact me on a buy-now-only page?
Yes. Inquiry remains available for every sales method, including buy now only.
Can one domain use a different page from the portfolio default?
Yes. A domain can override its layout and accent. Leaving the field unset makes it continue following the portfolio setting.
Where do monthly payment terms appear?
A priced sale page can show the down payment and installment when lease to own is enabled. Read the lease-to-own guide for the buyer and seller lifecycle.
Publish a sale page
Choose the page design and buying options
Open a domain, set the available actions, preview the page, and save when the listing is ready for buyers.