Domain names are collectibles too.
Short .bid names for auction sites, marketplaces and bidding apps. Every name has a fixed buy-now price and a published minimum offer, and payment goes through Escrow.com so both sides are protected.
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How buying works
1. Buy now or offer
Pay the listed price, or send an offer at or above the minimum shown on the card. We reply within 48 hours.
2. Pay through Escrow.com
You pay Escrow.com, not us. They hold the money until you confirm you own the domain.
3. Transfer
We push the name to your registrar account, or move it between Cloudflare accounts in minutes if you use Cloudflare.
4. Funds released
Once the domain shows in your account, Escrow.com pays the seller. No step requires trusting a stranger.
Questions
Why .bid?
.bid says "auction" in three letters. A name like watch.bid or shipping.bid tells visitors what the site does before they click: bid on watches, bid on shipping rates.
What does renewal cost after I buy?
.bid renews at the standard registry price (around $5–10 a year, depending on your registrar). There are no premium renewal fees on these names.
Do the free tools on these domains come with the sale?
The domain transfers on its own. If you want the existing tool pages too, ask and we can discuss including the site files.
Can I pay in instalments?
For names over $500 we can arrange a payment plan through Escrow.com. The domain transfers when the last payment clears.
Someone emailed offering to buy my domain through you for a high price. Is that real?
Be careful. We never ask sellers to pay for an appraisal or a "certificate" before a sale. If anyone asks for an upfront fee, it is a scam.
Own a great .bid name?
We're opening this page to other owners soon. Listings are free; you set the price, and buyers pay through Escrow.com or your own Afternic/Sedo listing. We never hold anyone's money.