SellFor .si domain owners

List your .si domain where SI buyers already look

Since the US started calling AI "super intelligence", people are hunting for .si names. Put yours in front of them on the aidomains.si marketplace. I'll handle the offers and the escrow, and I won't take a cut of the sale.

Listing fees
Your first domainFree
Each extra domain$4.99one time
How long it's listedFor lifewhile you own it
Commission when it sells0%

Pay in USDT. Card payments are coming soon. The fee covers the listing, not a sale, so it isn't refunded if the domain doesn't sell.

01How it works

Listed in four steps

Most owners go from sign-up to a listing in review in under ten minutes. The DNS check is the only technical bit.

  1. 1

    Create an account

    Free, and it takes a minute. You'll manage every listing from one dashboard.

  2. 2

    Add your domain

    Set your price, an optional minimum offer and a one-line pitch buyers will read.

  3. 3

    Prove you own it

    Add one TXT record to the domain's DNS. The site checks it for you in seconds.

  4. 4

    Go live

    Pay the fee if it isn't your free one, and I'll review and publish it, usually within a day.

02The deal

What you get, and what you don't pay

A marketplace listing is only worth it if buyers trust it. That's why every name is checked, every offer is screened and every sale runs through escrow.

What you get

  • A listing card on the marketplace, written into the page so search engines can read it
  • A "Buy now" button at your price, plus offers above your minimum
  • I screen every offer, pass the serious ones to you and set up Escrow.com between you and the buyer
  • A dashboard showing how many offers you've had and the highest one
  • New listings may be featured in the new-domains email that goes to subscribers

What you don't pay

  • No commission on the sale, whatever it sells for
  • No monthly fee and no renewal fee for the listing
  • No charge to change your price or take the listing down
  • Nothing at all for your first domain

Escrow.com charges its own fee on each sale, agreed between you and the buyer before the deal starts.

03Start

Start with your free listing

  • Only .si domains you own can be listed. The DNS check proves it.
  • I review every listing. Spammy pitches, trademark names and silly prices get rejected, and a rejected listing doesn't use up your free one.
  • You keep the domain at your own registrar until a buyer's money is in escrow.
  • Partner referrals don't apply to marketplace names, so there's nothing extra to pay.

Full details: seller terms. Questions: hello@aidomains.si

04FAQ

Seller questions

What owners usually ask before they list.

Something else?

Email me and you'll get a straight reply, usually the same day.

hello@aidomains.si
Why is the first listing free?

So you can see how it works before you spend anything. Your first approved domain costs nothing. Every domain after that is a one-time $4.99.

What does "listed for life" mean?

You pay once and the listing stays up for as long as you own the domain and the marketplace runs. There's no renewal. If you take it down and put it back later, you won't pay again.

Why don't buyers contact me directly?

Because buyers trust a checked, managed process more than a stranger's email. I screen out time-wasters, pass you the real offers and set up escrow. You still decide whether to accept, counter or decline.

How do I add the DNS record?

At your registrar or DNS host, add a TXT record on the domain itself (host "@") with the value your dashboard shows, like aidomains-verify=abc123. Then press "Check DNS" in the dashboard. You can delete the record once the listing's live.

What gets a listing rejected?

Names that copy a well-known brand, misleading pitches, and prices that are obviously not serious. If I reject a listing I'll say why, and a rejected free listing doesn't use up your free one.

How do I pay the $4.99?

In your dashboard. Pay in USDT. Card payments are coming soon. For USDT you send the payment and paste the transaction hash, and I check it before approving the listing.