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Seller-owned for-sale pages

For-sale pages for domains you own.

Delegate your nameservers and every domain gets a clean page with a make-offer form. Offers arrive as a thread you own, not a listing on someone else's marketplace.

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Three moves, then it runs itself.

  1. 01

    Add the domain

    Tell us the name. Nothing moves: no transfer, no registrar switch, no authorization code.

  2. 02

    Point your nameservers

    Set ns1.nics.dev and ns2.nics.dev at your registrar. Your MX and TXT records come with you.

  3. 03

    Answer the offers

    Once delegation checks out the page goes live, and every offer opens a thread in your inbox.

Why this is not a marketplace.

The big parking networks pay for themselves with ad slots and a cut of the sale. There is nowhere on this page for either of those to live.

Identical page for every visitor

No ads, no redirects, no third-party scripts. A buyer, a crawler and a bot are served the same bytes. Cloaking is what gets parked domains flagged, so we never had the option. 

<!-- the entire page source, in order -->
<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">
<title>orbitkit.dev is for sale</title>
<style>…one inline stylesheet…</style>
<!-- no script src, no iframe, no pixel -->

You own the buyer relationship

Offers come to you from the first message. The thread stays with you, your address stays private, and nobody sits in the middle taking a percentage.

EU-hosted, GDPR-clean

Everything runs in the EU. Visitor IPs are hashed with a daily salt before they are written down, and landers set no cookies, so there is no banner to click away.

Your mail keeps working

Delegating a domain usually means losing its mail. We copy your MX and TXT records into the zone we serve, so Google Workspace, SPF, DKIM and every verification record survive the move.

What buyers see

One page. Your name, your price, a way to reach you.

No interstitial, no search box for other people's domains, no "related listings" rail. The buyer either makes an offer or leaves.

The five things people ask first.

Do I transfer the domain to nics.dev?
No. It stays in your registrar account, in your name, on your credit card. You delegate its nameservers to us and that is the whole handover.
What does it cost?
Nothing while nics.dev is in beta. No card, no per-domain fee, and no commission when a domain sells.
What happens to my email?
It keeps working. Your MX and TXT records are carried into the zone we serve, and you can add or edit A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, SRV and CAA records from the portal at any time.
How do buyers pay?
Directly to you. nics.dev never holds money. Ownership moves by registrar push or authorization code, and a third-party escrow service can hold the payment until the transfer is confirmed.
Can I leave?
Point the nameservers back at your registrar and the page stops resolving within the hour. Delete the domain in the portal and its stored visit logs go with it.

Free while nics.dev is in beta.

  • No card, now or at the end of the beta.
  • No commission when a domain sells.
  • Every domain you own, one account.
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When the beta ends the plan is a success fee on a sale, never a subscription. You will hear about it before it applies to you.