Spaceship.com - Marketplace Thread

[DomainRecap]

Spaceship.com recently launched a new Marketplace section, and as NamePros has given me the go-head, I think the company deserves its own thread for NP domain marketplace users to converse in.

https://www.spaceship.com/sellerhub/

Personally speaking, I will be setting up a new Spaceship.com account this weekend and going to work investigating its various features, options and policies.

 

[phaethon]

Hi!

Are you referring to Search views or Page views? Page views are normal so far in my case. As for Search views on Namecheap for strong keywords in non-com extensions, I find them useful to gauge the registration intent and consider acquiring strongest TLDs. Or even for pricing what I already have.

Just a personal opinion.

I use AN nameservers, i'm talking about search views, yep my keywords are strong for non coms, but are these high numbers accurate? Someone wrote it's a glitch or something and Spaceship would correct it, not sure if I read it on this thread though?

 

[E. Silvera]

I use AN nameservers, i'm talking about search views, yep my keywords are strong for non coms, but are these high numbers accurate? Someone wrote it's a glitch or something and Spaceship would correct it, not sure if I read it on this thread though?

I think there's a slight misinterpretation there. It's not exactly a "glitch" but the way Search works on Namecheap, that is different by engineering from that of Spaceship. While the latter only considers for stats the exact match (both keyword AND extension) of the searched domain name, NameCheap takes into account every search for the initial keyword one types in their Search box, regardless what follows it (be it other words and/or the extension).

Nevertheless, I have found the stats to be pretty accurate, from my own, tested experience with several names.

 

[E. Silvera]

The above being said, I, too, seem to recall reading about an adjustment to be performed on the NameCheap Search systems.

 

[NYJimbo]

Explain this to me:

2899 / 12 = 241.58
But if I put 241 as the starting deposit and ending final payment, then it only takes 10 months to pay it off at 241 a month. The deposit and last payment are supposed to be part of the month total. But here it appears the two are EXTRA months to the 10 month plan selected. I'm confused. Is the down payment and final part of the months selected or in addition to ???

 

[phaethon]

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[Jannes]

Explain this to me:

2899 / 12 = 241.58
But if I put 241 as the starting deposit and ending final payment, then it only takes 10 months to pay it off at 241 a month. The deposit and last payment are supposed to be part of the month total. But here it appears the two are EXTRA months to the 10 month plan selected. I'm confused. Is the down payment and final part of the months selected or in addition to ???
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1+”duration”+1 (if final and down payments are handled the same way)

(yes it’s confusing)

https://twitter.com/x/status/1968073574989586908

 

[Marina Savina]

I've pointed out since 2 months ago that it's absurd to have deprived Spaceship (registrar) users from adding "in bulk" domains to the SellerHub. I mean real bulk add, where you get to pick domains from their check boxes, or even the entire portfolio. I don't use SellerHub to that capacity because of this reason, but it's not the sole reason.

Reason 2: Provide us with a pair of nameservers that are used for SellerHub only. They can be aliases of the spaceship .net DNS but the FQDN must not match those used for hosting or URL forwarding services. Why is this necessary? To filter those domains. That's the ideal solution. Perfecting this solution is the option to filter domains in the Manager that are listed for sale via the SellerHub. Again, another reason that I cannot commit 2,000+ domains to SellerHub right now.

I know Richard has seen this and maybe it's not a priority but it's a necessity for me, and others, in order to properly engage with the platform.

Thanks for sharing, bulk selection for spaceship domains in in our pipeline, however the options listed on roadmap and sorting has higher priority for implementation.

Just to make sure I got you right, you need both separate NS and some tag that domain is listed or let's say "listed for sale" tag will be sufficient?

 

[DomainBFF]

Explain this to me:

2899 / 12 = 241.58
But if I put 241 as the starting deposit and ending final payment, then it only takes 10 months to pay it off at 241 a month. The deposit and last payment are supposed to be part of the month total. But here it appears the two are EXTRA months to the 10 month plan selected. I'm confused. Is the down payment and final part of the months selected or in addition to ???
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I've been screaming at the top of my lungs for them to just add a Start Conversation CTA instead and it would make things so much easier. I received a MO the other day and in the messenger we came up with terms in a few hours on an LTO and it was done. So simple. If customers could just start a conversation immediately we could actually use the LTO as it is easily, but using this set-up for listing domains for sale is atrocious.

 

[NameVessel]

Does Spaceship provide an export option (CSV/Excel/JSON) for lander statistics?

 

[fka1080405]

Does Spaceship provide an export option (CSV/Excel/JSON) for lander statistics?

I haven't found that yet but you can create your own with a little effort.

1. Go to the SellerHub
2. Open your browser's network tab so that it starts recording requests
3. Click on the "Statistics" tab in SellerHub
4. In your browser's network tab, look for the request to "getManyWithStats"
5. Click on the "Response" tab within the "getManyWithStats" request

You'll see a big bunch of JSON containing the raw statistics. You can copy this (cmd + a to select all) and then paste it into an online JSON to CSV converted. konklone.io/json works well. The result will be a CSV containing the columns and rows, e.g:

If you have more than 1,000 domains listed in SellerHub then you would need to repeat the process for each page.

Alternatively, you could script the process. The endpoint is https://www.spaceship.com/gateway/api/v1/sellerhub/domains/getManyWithStats and accepts a payload containing the sort direction and pagination details:

{
   "filters":{
      "representationStatus":[
         "Listed",
         "MissingInfo",
         "NeedsVerification"
      ]
   },
   "orderBy":[
      "-totalViews"
   ],
   "skip":0,
   "take":1000
}

 

[NameVessel]

I haven't found that yet but you can create your own with a little effort.

1. Go to the SellerHub
2. Open your browser's network tab so that it starts recording requests
3. Click on the "Statistics" tab in SellerHub
4. In your browser's network tab, look for the request to "getManyWithStats"
5. Click on the "Response" tab within the "getManyWithStats" request

You'll see a big bunch of JSON containing the raw statistics. You can copy this (cmd + a to select all) and then paste it into an online JSON to CSV converted. konklone.io/json works well. The result will be a CSV containing the columns and rows, e.g:

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If you have more than 1,000 domains listed in SellerHub then you would need to repeat the process for each page.

Alternatively, you could script the process. The endpoint is https://www.spaceship.com/gateway/api/v1/sellerhub/domains/getManyWithStats and accepts a payload containing the sort direction and pagination details:

{
   "filters":{
      "representationStatus":[
         "Listed",
         "MissingInfo",
         "NeedsVerification"
      ]
   },
   "orderBy":[
      "-totalViews"
   ],
   "skip":0,
   "take":1000
}

Thanks a lot It worked perfectly, and I even learned a new trick along the way. Really appreciate it!

 

[NYJimbo]

LTO has been cleaned up a bit. Now deposit and end amounts are optional. Just give it the full price and total months and it will calc it evenly for each month.

 

[DarlaMay]

LTO has been cleaned up a bit. Now deposit and end amounts are optional. Just give it the full price and total months and it will calc it evenly for each month.

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Thank you. And I love how we can enter different amounts for the full LTO price and the BIN price. With a lower BIN price, the buyer may opt for the discount by paying in full.

 

[phaethon]

@Marina Savina @Spaceship

Are there any plans to build a marketplace on Spaceship like the Namecheap Marketplace without the non com / reg fee suggestions?

 

[Marina Savina]

@Marina Savina @Spaceship

Are there any plans to build a marketplace on Spaceship like the Namecheap Marketplace without the non com / reg fee suggestions?

Yep, it will be on brandstore.com which is in early stages at the moment.

 

[dfav]

Yep, it will be on brandstore.com which is in early stages at the moment.

How long will we have to wait for the bulk LTO update? I have a lot of domains and I can't deal with it one by one!

 

[NYJimbo]

We have sorting on domain display.

 

[CashproofAi]

Spaceship.com recently launched a new Marketplace section, and as NamePros has given me the go-head, I think the company deserves its own thread for NP domain marketplace users to converse in.

https://www.spaceship.com/sellerhub/

Personally speaking, I will be setting up a new Spaceship.com account this weekend and going to work investigating its various features, options and policies.

Good to see Spaceship.com launching a dedicated marketplace section.

I’ve just listed a domain there myself — still waiting to see if any responses come in from potential buyers. Curious to know how active the marketplace really is.

Has anybody here already managed to sell a domain through Spaceship? Would be great to hear first-hand experiences with visibility, inquiries, and overall buyer activity.

 

[love4ever]

 

[CashproofAi]

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Have you achieved any sales on Spaceship.com? How many domains do you have listed there? Of course, Spaceship looks clean and decent — I love the site’s interface too. But maybe you love Spaceship forever, as your name signifies.