question Where to list .now domains for sale?

[markfromslo]

I have own Longevity.Now and I would like to list it. Afternic, Sedo, Atom and Sav will not accept .now names. Can I get some suggestions on what sites will let me list a .now?

 

[Jannes]

Registrar's (in your case Namecheap's) marketplace? Only PayPal payout, though.
Atom standard listing? See e.g. pasta dot now (not mine).

 

[ARCCLOUD]

Atom.com for now. Sedo is pending implementation.

 

[markfromslo]

Aha! Thanks. I only tried an Atom premium listing, not standard. Standard works.

Thanks to both of you.

 

[NameCup]

sedo
porkbun

 

[markfromslo]

sedo
porkbun

sedo will not take .now

 

[DmytroK.]

List it on some private "landing page with offers" platform. Like Domain.io(in past, now it's Aftermarket.com), but.

 

[doidomnola]

It's unfortunate marketplaces like Atom (only standard), BrandBucket and Sedo are so slooow to react.

If I'm a car owner or tire shop and was pick from options below I know which one I'd go with hands down

tires.ai
tires.io
tires.xyz
tires.gg
tires.now

.now market potential and value is exponentially more than other non .com extensions especially within the local and home service spaces.

 

[aoxborrow]

List it on some private "landing page with offers" platform. Like Domain.io(in past, now it's Aftermarket.com), but.

your portfolio page looks really great, warms my heart

 

[NameGroove]

I have own Longevity.Now and I would like to list it. Afternic, Sedo, Atom and Sav will not accept .now names. Can I get some suggestions on what sites will let me list a .now?

With dictionary words like this - I'd definitely list on someone like NamePros or Aftermarket or any other free lander. They odds of a dictionary word being found is much higher than many jumbled mish mash .com. Of course, I'd still list on Atom Standard, and Sedo/Afternic when they come onboard - but the main page should be a free no commission lander imo for dictionary words

 

[markfromslo]

With dictionary words like this - I'd definitely list on someone like NamePros or Aftermarket or any other free lander. They odds of a dictionary word being found is much higher than many jumbled mish mash .com. Of course, I'd still list on Atom Standard, and Sedo/Afternic when they come onboard - but the main page should be a free no commission lander imo for dictionary words

I did list on Atom. I tried earlier and I could not get it on, but maybe I screwed up somewhere. But I do have it on Atom Standard now. I hope Afternic and Sedo get on the ball soon.

Hard to tell what a .now name is worth...

Thank you for the reply.

 

[doidomnola]

As of today, Atom now accepts .now domains for Premium marketplace submission. Way to take the lead Atom!

 

[NameGroove]

As of today, Atom now accepts .now domains for Premium marketplace submission. Way to take the lead Atom!

Now that is interesting! I do wonder if they'll price them appropriately.

They added .now to the following:

we currently support the extensions below for premium listings:

".com", ".io", ".ly", ".com.au", ".co.uk", ".co", ".net", ".org", ".me", ".ai", ".app", ".tech", ".vc", ".xyz"

 

[ARCCLOUD]

Hard to tell what a .now name is worth...

Until the hype builds up im doing a percentage of the .com valuation(10-25% usually). This is for most of my generics.

Below are the top 10 GTLD's. in my opinion, If the .com was taken, .now would be better used as a redirect then most on the list. A site could be built around the domain itself. But I see most generics being used a redirect the same way as .com. It's only a matter of time until this blows up imho.

 

[NameGroove]

Sadly...

 

[Jannes]

Sadly...

Afternic is irrelevant when it comes to tlds that cannot be bought on GoDaddy.

 

[markfromslo]

I ran across this description of the .now TLD on TLD-List.com.

I've bought a few, so I assume this is just old, right?

The .now domain extension is a prime level domain that is maintained by Amazon. This domain is generally utilized by companies that operate in the broadcasting or news industries and emphasizes a focus on real-time or instant updates. However, it's noteworthy to mention that the .now domain isn't open to the general public; Amazon regulates its usage strictly, so not every business or individual can register a website with this extension. It's primarily kept for Amazon's own products and services.

 

[Jannes]

I ran across this description of the .now TLD on TLD-List.com.

I've bought a few, so I assume this is just old, right?

Yes it's old. Open 'Who is able to buy...' +

Anyone can buy a .now domain name. There are no specific restrictions on who is eligible, and it can be purchased by individuals, businesses, or organizations. The availability would simply depend on whether your desired name has not yet been taken by another user.