Efty vs Namepros landing pages - first thoughts

[BigTree]

Hello there,

I am very tired of Afternic and finally want to move on....
I have a question to people here who use or used Namepros and Efty landing pages.

When you compare Efty and NamePros landing pages, what are your first thoughts?

 

[SpareDomains]

I've never been a fan of anonymous offers so I like...

NamePros 0% Commission, Free To Use
SpaceShip 5% Commission, Free To Use
Atom White Label, 7.5% Standard Listings, Free To Use

I prefer NamePros over Efty due to...

1)you receive more information on buyer

2)spam box fills up on efty, yes most go into the spam box but who wants to double check thousands of them to make sure a legit one didn't slip in, I know how to eliminate this as I've toyed with Efty to the extreme but it requires using older landers over the nice new one they just created so a downside

3)Efty forces ya to spend $60/month on an annual plan or $72/monthly for the professional plan to achieve the white label option and use your own favicon so if you don't have 5000 domains you need landers for seems a bit much just to remove a favicon so it turns into an actual white label

Another one cheaper than Efty ya can check out or do a free trial on...

https://sudos.com

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

NamePros Lander has a lot of features that Efty doesn't have:

1. "Show price" lead capture
2. Catchall lead capture
3. Auto-Detected Buyer Details
4. Qualify buyers
5. 100% free
6. Export/Import of all settings
7. Traffic monitoring via Fathom Analytics, Statcounter, and more
8. And much more

Efty has some features that NamePros Landers don't have (yet):

1. Lots of different design layouts
2. Dashboard visitor reports
3. Custom marketplace for buyers to search your domains

(#2 and #3 are coming to NamePros Lander in the future.)

Both services share a lot of the same features:

1. Direct contact with buyers
2. Google Analytics traffic reporting
3. DNS management
4. 0% commission on sales
5. And many more

Both are great options, depending on your needs.

Bonus: NamePros example demo domains

 

[Eric Lyon]

Never been a big fan of Efty, though they seem to have a few ok features. I actually just replied to someone else as to why I chose NamePros landing pages to start putting domains on, which seems relevant to this topic as well, for comparison and cross-referencing:

I currently use the most affordable way to develop + monetize domains easily on a large scale.

The answer is: NamePros Landing Pages

Checklist:

• Completely FREE to use (No commissions or fee's)
• No hosting costs (Utilizing NamePros servers)
• Fully customizable (Just 1 page, but you can use HTML to customize them)
• Unique Content (You are in control over your own content)
• Personalized Monetization (You can use banners, links, affiliate, royalties, commissions, rent space, etc.)
• SEM/SEO (You can optimize each lander as much as you want to for SERPs)
• No Tech Admin needed (NamePros makes sure the servers are primed, updated, and secure)
• No SSL costs (NP Landers utilize NamePros SSL Certificate)

Granted, it's not a full blown website solution, but it is a solution that would take a fraction of the time to flesh out in bulk. You can even add a feature for a consistent footer on all landers without having to update each one manually: See it here

With just 8 NamePros landing pages right now myself, they have generated $400 in revenue in 4-months (No domains sold yet using them, just monetized revenue from my landing pages) - Still a WIN in my book.

To each their own. I moved away from mini site development due to time constraints maintaining the code over the years and pivoted to NamePros landers. Haven't looked back since and I'll be adding more domains moving forward.

Everyone does it differently.

Source

 

[Future Sensors]

Does this work?

NamePros Landers – Fast, beautiful, and free!
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[BigTree]

I remember checking the NamePros landing pages in the past, and what really put me off from using them were the links like “Powered by NamePros”, “Policy” e.g. https://www.namepros.com/parked/cardpulse.com?domain=cardpulse.com&v=20250711
.After clicking any of those, I was redirected to the NamePros website.

It’s never a good idea to redirect end users to a domainer forum, and it can even work against sellers if an end user decides to file a UDRP complaint — even without a valid reason.

 

[DN Universal]

I remember checking the NamePros landing pages in the past, and what really put me off from using them were the links like “Powered by NamePros”, “Policy” e.g. https://www.namepros.com/parked/cardpulse.com?domain=cardpulse.com&v=20250711
.After clicking any of those, I was redirected to the NamePros website.

It’s never a good idea to redirect end users to a domainer forum, and it can even work against sellers if an end user decides to file a UDRP complaint — even without a valid reason.

A whole lot of things has changed since your last past experience. When you get a chance check out some of the cool features that Namepros Landers currently offer.

 

[BigTree]

I do not need any extra features. Just a landing page which does not redirect to Namepros forum after clicking something on those landers.
And I saw some recent landing pages which people have been using here and they all still redirect to Namepros.

 

[DN Universal]

I do not need any extra features. Just a landing page which does not redirect to Namepros forum after clicking something on those landers.
And I saw some recent landing pages which people have been using here and they all still redirect to Namepros.

You can set the lander page not to redirect to Namepros.

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

“Powered by NamePros”

It is free to remove that.

And I saw some recent landing pages which people have been using here and they all still redirect to Namepros.

It is free to not redirect: visit Condone.com

it can even work against sellers if an end user decides to file a UDRP complaint

How is using a NamePros Lander different from using any other domain for-sale lander (Afternic, Efty, etc.) in that regard?

Please provide more detail about what you mean.