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All comparisonsTrustTLD vs MediaOptions

MediaOptions brokers a private deal. TrustTLD gives your domain a public page.

MediaOptions is a domain brokerage. You hand a domain to a broker, they run a confidential, negotiated sale on your behalf, and they take a commission when it closes. TrustTLD is a marketplace instead of a middleman: you list the domain yourself, ownership is verified before it goes live, and buyers follow the listing to wherever you’ve put it up for sale. Nothing is taken out of what it sells for.

TrustTLD

trusttld.com

Best for

Owners who want a domain listed publicly and searchable, want to sell through the marketplace of their choice, and want to keep the full sale price.

Listing fee

Free, or from $14 to list for sale

Success fee

None. You keep the full sale price.

MediaOptions

mediaoptions.com

Best for

Owners of premium domains who want a specialist to run a confidential, negotiated sale for them, and are comfortable paying a commission on the outcome.

Listing fee

Brokered privately, not a listing.

Success fee

Commission on the completed sale.

Side by side

What you get

TrustTLD

An existing domain with real registration age, DNS/HTTP status, and archive history

MediaOptions

A brand-new registration — no history yet

Fees

TrustTLD

Listing is free — sellers can pay for optional boosts

MediaOptions

~$7–$11 first year, ~$14–$18/yr renewal for a new .com

Privacy protection

TrustTLD

Sellers choose verified or anonymous per listing

MediaOptions

Free WHOIS privacy included on nearly every domain

Trust signal

TrustTLD

Transparent TRUST Score with full breakdown

MediaOptions

Not applicable — a new registration has no history to score yet

Why sellers and buyers choose TrustTLD

Transparent TRUST Score

Every listing shows real signals — registration age, DNS/HTTP status, archive history — with the full component breakdown, not a black-box number.

Buy where it’s listed

Every listing links to the marketplace where the domain is actually for sale, so you buy through a checkout you already trust.

Verified or anonymous, your choice

Sellers choose how they appear — buyers always know which they're dealing with.

No forced auction

TrustTLD runs no auctions — you see the seller’s price, check the evidence, and buy on the marketplace they listed with.

Verdict

MediaOptions is worth its commission on a domain valuable enough to justify a broker's time. Below that, a verified public listing is free and takes nothing from the sale price.

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Research notes

MediaOptions figures come from their own public pricing pages and cited third-party estimates, which can change — verify before relying on them.