For domain portfolio owners
Operate and sell a domain portfolio without spreadsheets.
Connect portfolio operations to the transaction path.
What breaks today
Portfolio data lives in registrar exports while listings, inbound offers, negotiations, escrow, and transfers live in separate tools. That fragmentation makes current status and next action hard to see.
What changes with Domani
Domani links a domain's operational state to its commercial state, so owners can manage, list, negotiate, transfer, and review transaction history without rebuilding the context each time.
The workflow, end to end
Bring the portfolio in
Import domains from existing registrars or transfer eligible names into Domani.
Set intent
List a name, set a price, or keep it unlisted while retaining operational visibility.
Handle the deal
Receive offers, negotiate, and move an accepted transaction into escrow and transfer.
Keep the record
Maintain a clear activity history across ownership, DNS, listing, and deal events.
What Domani provides
External-domain listings
Verify ownership and list eligible domains even when they remain at another registrar.
Offers and negotiation
Keep buyer intent, counter-offers, and deal state attached to the domain.
Escrow and transfer
Move an accepted deal through payment protection and the appropriate transfer path.
Programmable operations
Use the CLI or API for repeatable portfolio checks and changes.
The boundary that stays explicit
Domani should be evaluated on workflow clarity and transaction execution, not speculative appreciation. It does not promise valuations, liquidity, or a successful sale.
Questions teams ask
Concrete answers before you change a production workflow.
Do domains have to be registered with Domani to be listed?+
No. Eligible external domains can be listed after ownership is verified, typically through a DNS record.
Does Domani provide escrow?+
Marketplace transactions use an escrow and transfer workflow. The exact path depends on where the domain is registered and its transfer eligibility.
Can I automate portfolio actions?+
Yes. The web app, CLI, API, and MCP tools share the same underlying operations and permission model.