If the domain name you want is already registered by someone else, you can use our professional Domain Broker Service, or DBS for short, to attempt to acquire it for you.Your domain broker will close your claim after 30 days or after the domain owner decides not to sell their domain name. Purchase Domain Broker Service
Frequently asked questions
What does a domain broker service actually do?
It gets you a personal domain broker who contacts the current owner of the domain you want, negotiates a price within your budget, and handles the sale. You don't have to cold-email a stranger or guess what a fair offer looks like. The broker does the back-and-forth.
How long does a domain broker work on my request?
Up to 30 days. Your broker dedicates a maximum of 30 days to mediating a sale with the current owner. The claim closes after 30 days, or sooner if the owner decides not to sell. Some owners just won't, and no broker can change that.
Is the domain guaranteed to be mine if I use a broker?
No. The service guarantees a personal broker, not a sale. The broker negotiates within your budget, but the current owner still decides whether to sell. If they say no, the claim closes. Anyone promising you a domain someone else owns is overselling.
Can I switch to a different domain during a broker request?
Not on the same request. If you decide to go after a different domain name than the one you originally bought the service for, you'll need to purchase a separate Domain Broker Service request for the new name. One request covers one domain.
Do I need a domain broker if the name is still available?
No. If nobody has registered the name, you can just buy it. Domains through Von are $25 to register and $8 a year to renew, always in your name. A broker is only for names someone else already owns.
