Question about Sedo's Minimum Commission Fee

[domainbartender]

I want to start selling my domains via Sedo, but I don't really understand their pricing structure.

1. It says $50 minimum - does this mean that the sales price of the domain has to be a minimum of $50, or the commission itself has to be a minimum of $50? So if I sell a domain for $100, what would that leave me with?

2. Also, it says there is no minimum fee if the domain is parked with Sedo. I heard somewhere that this applies only to US residents... is that true?

 

[Sameh]

I want to start selling my domains via Sedo, but I don't really understand their pricing structure.

1. It says $50 minimum - does this mean that the sales price of the domain has to be a minimum of $50, or the commission itself has to be a minimum of $50?

It means minimum commission is $50 ... Anyway Sedo minimum offer on any listed domain is $60 and higher on some other TLDs.

So if I sell a domain for $100, what would that leave me with?

- If your domain was parked at Sedo, you will receive $90 of $100 domain sale , Sedo charges 10% commission.

- If your domain wasn't parked at Sedo, you will receive $50 of $100 domain sale.

2. Also, it says there is no minimum fee if the domain is parked with Sedo. I heard somewhere that this applies only to US residents... is that true?

No, it's not true. This applied to all members.


Good Luck :tu:

 

[domainbartender]

Awesome, thanks for all your help EG! rep added

 

[ARonald]

Actually when you receive an offer on sedo, you also get to know about the commission rates and the final amount you will receive when you close the deal.

 

[Sleepys]

- If your domain was parked at Sedo, you will receive $90 of $100 domain sale , Sedo charges 10% commission.

- If your domain wasn't parked at Sedo, you will receive $50 of $100 domain sale.

This is all true, but I should add, that your name needs to be parked at Sedo for the previous 30 days in order to qualify for the 10% commission. If not, it is actually still only a 10% fee above $500, it is just that the minimum fee is $50, so keep that in mind.

 

[domainbartender]

Actually when you receive an offer on sedo, you also get to know about the commission rates and the final amount you will receive when you close the deal.

That's great! I don't have to worry so much about knowing the commission rates then

This is all true, but I should add, that your name needs to be parked at Sedo for the previous 30 days in order to qualify for the 10% commission. If not, it is actually still only a 10% fee above $500, it is just that the minimum fee is $50, so keep that in mind.

I didn't know about the 30 days rule, thank you Sleepys...