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List the domains you are not using for auction or at a fixed price. Sell names held in your Oweb account or registered with another provider, and hand them over securely once the buyer has paid.
Put domains from your Oweb account or another registrar up for sale in a few steps.
Log in, choose the domain you want to sell and set the sale type.
To put your domain names up for sale, you must first log in to your account.
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Put your domain up for a timed auction or list it at a fixed Buy It Now price. Choose the sale type based on how much demand you expect.
Fixed-price listings can be opened to offers with a minimum amount you choose. Offers below that amount are rejected automatically.
You can also sell a domain held at another registrar. After you update the name servers (NS) requested during the sale steps, your listing is sent for approval.
Every bid placed in the last 10 minutes of an auction extends it by 10 minutes, giving all buyers a chance to respond.
For external sales you enter the EPP (transfer) code only after the buyer has paid, so the transfer never starts before payment is complete.
You can get free support from our expert brokers during negotiation and transfer. Our team is there whenever you have a question.
If you are thinking I want to sell my domain, it helps to know who is involved. The domain holder (registrant) registers the name for a set period through a registrar. Generic extensions such as .com and .net follow ICANN rules, while .tr domains are registered through TRABİS (the .tr Network Information System) via accredited registrars. Selling a domain means handing this right of use over to the buyer, and the sale is usually completed by transferring the domain to the buyer's account or registrar.
Before a listing is accepted, the domain's WHOIS data is checked automatically. You can look up the registration and expiry dates in advance with our domain registration data lookup tool and make sure the following conditions are met:
If your domain is registered with Oweb, log in, open Sell Domain Name and choose Domain in Your Account. Pick the domain from the list and set the sale type and the starting or fixed price; for an auction, also choose an end date at least 3 days ahead to put your domain up for sale. When an auction is won, domains held at Oweb are moved to the buyer's account automatically.
If your domain is with another registrar, continue with External Domain Name. After you enter the domain and it passes the eligibility check, you will be asked to change its name servers (NS) to satis1.oweb.net.tr and satis2.oweb.net.tr. NS changes can take 24-48 hours to propagate; once the check succeeds, enter the sale type, price and your current registrar and submit the listing for approval.
After the NS change the domain no longer points to your current DNS servers. If a website or email service still runs on it, plan for the interruption in advance.
When you make an external domain sale, the buyer must complete payment within 3 days. Once payment is made, you enter the EPP (transfer) code from your current registrar's panel and the transfer starts with that code. Sellers who do not enter the EPP code in time cannot use the auction system again, and sellers who enter a wrong code or re-enable the domain lock during the transfer are banned.
A transfer between registrars usually takes 5-7 days (less if the losing registrar approves it early). Our guide explains the technical steps of moving a domain with an EPP code.
Since 2022, extensions such as .com.tr, .net.tr and .org.tr have been registered through TRABİS via accredited registrars, and transfers of these domains also follow TRABİS rules. Some .tr extensions require the holder to provide documents, so the buyer may also need to meet those requirements. See our guide to .tr domain document requirements for details.
To see things from a buyer's perspective before you set a price, browse the premium domains for sale and compare how similar names are listed.
Answers about selling domains, auction rules and the handover after a sale.
No. Besides the domains in your Oweb account, you can list domains held at another registrar using the external sale option. In that case you point the domain's name servers (NS) to the sales servers Oweb gives you during the sale steps and submit the listing for approval; the guide above walks through each step.
Domains with fewer than 45 days left before expiry, extensions closed to sales and domains banned from selling cannot be listed. Domains registered elsewhere must also have been registered for at least 60 days. If a domain is close to expiry, renew it before listing.
Before the sale form opens, the auction rules are shown and you need to read and accept them to continue. They cover general terms, auction rules, obligations for external sales and sale restrictions. Under these terms Oweb reserves the right to cancel sales and transfers made by auction or Buy It Now; if a sale is cancelled because of a technical problem during transfer, the amount paid is added to the account as credit.
If you enable offers on a fixed-price listing, buyers can send you price offers. Offers below the minimum amount you set are rejected automatically. You can change the price and offer settings from the Edit Sale screen while the sale is running.
For external sales you are asked to enter the EPP (transfer) code once payment is made; you can usually get this code from your current registrar's control panel. Domains held at Oweb are moved to the buyer's account automatically after the auction is won.
You can remove listings that have not received any bids and list them again later with the Relist option. Domains with bids or a Buy It Now invoice cannot be removed from sale.
Snipe Protection applies: every bid placed in the last 10 minutes extends the auction by 10 minutes. A buyer who already holds the highest bid also has to wait for someone else to bid before bidding again, so the price only rises through real competition.
For external sales you only enter the EPP (transfer) code after the buyer has completed payment, so the transfer cannot start before the buyer pays. The rules protect both sides: buyers who miss the payment deadline cannot take part in auctions, and sellers who enter a wrong code or re-enable the domain lock during the transfer are banned.
For auctions you choose the end date: it can be no earlier than 3 days ahead, and the form suggests 30 days by default. Fixed-price (Buy It Now) listings do not ask for an end date. Make sure the sale finishes before the domain's registration expires.
