Free online booking and scheduling for solo and small service businesses
Buyers name the domain, their offer and how they'd pay. You get an email, then reply with a price or a counter.
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What you see. A sample dashboard, shown with a cleaning business's bookings.
What your clients see. The domain investor starter page, before you change anything.
Already have a lander or a portfolio site? Paste one line of code and the offer form opens right on it - as a "Make an offer" button, a popup, or built into the page.
"Is this domain for sale?" emails rarely say how much or who's asking. The form asks before the buyer can send.
Buyers name the domain, the amount and how they'd pay - in full, a payment plan or lease to own.
An individual, a startup, an established business or a broker for a client - and what they want the name for.
Each offer comes in by email and sits in your dashboard. Answer, counter or decline when you're ready.
The offer form starts filled in. Change any question, or add your own, in Settings.
Keep, edit or reorder the questions - add a budget range, a minimum offer note or anything else you ask.
Forward a parked domain to your page with your registrar's URL forwarding, or link to it from a "Make an offer" button.
Paste one line of code to show the form as a floating button, a popup or built into the page.
A captcha most buyers never see, plus word and country filters. Junk offers go to a Spam folder.
Offer a free buyer call or a paid appraisal next to the offer form, with your own hours and notice.
Take payment for an appraisal or review up front through your own Stripe account. Optional.
Marketplaces like Afternic, Sedo and Atom put your names in front of buyers and handle the transfer, and they take a commission when a domain sells. For many investors that's where most sales start.
Your own offer page is for everything else: the domain you forward to it, the buyer who finds your portfolio site, the end user you reached out to. They make an offer, you see the full picture - amount, payment terms, who's buying, how soon - and you reply directly. 1MinuteBooking doesn't hold money or move domains; you close the sale through escrow or a marketplace transfer, as you do now.
Keep your marketplace listings. Use the offer page wherever you'd otherwise put an email address - free, with no time limit and no commission from us.
Your booking page with stock photos, bookings and quote requests.
Your logo, your own photos and colors, Excel export and analytics, and no "Powered by" badge.
Yes. Pick Domain Investor at sign-up and your page opens straight into an offer form: which domain, the offer, how they would pay, who is buying and when they need it. Each offer lands in your dashboard and your inbox.
1MinuteBooking doesn't host your domains. Point a domain at your page with your registrar's URL forwarding, link to it from a "Make an offer" button, or paste one line of code to put the form on a landing page you already have.
No. The page collects the offer and you reply to the buyer. The sale itself closes the way you already close sales - through an escrow service or a marketplace's transfer, which the buyer can pick on the form.
One page covers every domain - the buyer types which one they want. There's no per-domain price list or search, so for a large portfolio use it next to your marketplace listings, not instead of them.
Yes. Switch to "Set prices and quotes" and the starter page also offers a free 15-minute buyer call, a $75 domain appraisal and a $150 portfolio review, with a written report as an add-on. Change or remove any of them.
Sign up here and Domain Investor is already picked when you set up your page. You can change anything later.