From Offer to Ownership in 48 Hours

Domain transfers have a reputation for dragging on for weeks. That reputation comes from marketplaces where the seller is a mystery and the domain is locked in a forgotten account. When the owner is ready, the whole thing is startlingly fast. Here is our actual timeline.

Hour 0 — You Make an Offer

Every name on the site has an offer button. Email, number, optional note — thirty seconds. The offer lands instantly and is not binding on either side; it just starts the conversation.

Within 24 Hours — We Reply

A human reply, not an autoresponder: yes, or a counter, or an honest "that one's firm." Most negotiations finish in two or three short emails.

Hour 24–36 — Escrow Opens and Funds

We open the Escrow.com transaction; you accept and fund it. Card payments clear fastest — usually within the hour. Bank transfers add a day, and that's the only step that ever meaningfully stretches the clock.

Hour 36–48 — The Name Moves

Every domain we hold sits unlocked with a ready auth code. Same-registrar pushes land in minutes; cross-registrar transfers typically clear in under a day because we accept the release immediately instead of letting the five-day timer run out.

Hour 48 — Funds Release, Done

You confirm the name is in your account, Escrow.com releases payment, and you get a short handover note: DNS pointers, renewal date, and anything else worth knowing about your new name.

That's the entire process. No brokers, no phone calls, no six-week limbo — the name you wanted, doing real work by the weekend.