LOI (Letter of Intent)
A formal document expressing a buyer's serious interest in purchasing a domain, often including proposed terms. LOIs are common in high-value transactions and may include exclusivity periods during negotiation.
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Brandable
In terms of domain names, "brandable" refers to a name that is unique, catchy, and easy to remember. Brandable domain names are typically non-specific and don't necessarily contain keywords that ...
Drop Date
The specific date and time when an expired domain becomes available for registration again.
Push
Push refers to the process of transferring a domain name from one account to another within the same domain registrar. This is different from a traditional domain transfer, which involves moving a ...
Geo-Domain
A "geo-domain" refers to a domain name that includes geographical identifiers, such as the name of a city, state, country, or region. These domains are usually highly valuable due to their local ...
.XYZ
A generic top-level domain marketed as the domain for 'every website, everywhere.
Domain Lease
An arrangement where a domain owner allows another party to use a domain name for a recurring fee without transferring ownership.