Minimum offer support
Save time by setting a minimum offer amount ("minimum price") to manage buyers’ expectations.
How it works:- Sellers won't be notified by email about offers below their minimum offer, but those offers can still be seen on the website. You can also still export or press the "Email" button to send a copy of them to your email if you later decide you'd like to discuss that lower offer or liquidate your domain at it.
- Buyers will be informed if their offer is below the minimum and instructed that an improved offer will be necessary to continue.
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