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All comparisonsTrustTLD vs Sedo Broker Service

Sedo assigns a broker. TrustTLD gives your domain a verified public page.

Sedo's Broker Service is a personal broker who negotiates a domain deal privately, on either side of the table. It sits alongside Sedo's public marketplace and is priced separately from it. TrustTLD does not broker anything: every listing is a verified public page that links buyers to wherever the domain is for sale, and we take no share of what it sells for.

TrustTLD

trusttld.com

Best for

Sellers who want a public, verified listing and would rather deal with buyers themselves, with no commission at the end.

Listing fee

Free, or from $14 to list for sale

Success fee

None. You keep the full sale price.

Sedo Broker Service

sedo.com

Best for

Buyers pursuing a specific domain that was never listed, and sellers who want a broker negotiating for them rather than a fixed price on a page.

Listing fee

Brokered privately, not a listing.

Success fee

Commission on the completed deal.

Side by side

How you buy

TrustTLD

Research the domain here, then buy on the marketplace the seller listed it with

Sedo Broker Service

Buy Now, Make Offer, or auction on the public marketplace

Trust signal

TrustTLD

Transparent TRUST Score from real RDAP, DNS, and Wayback data, full breakdown shown

Sedo Broker Service

No published, transparent TRUST Score

Seller identity

TrustTLD

Choose verified or anonymous — buyers always know which

Sedo Broker Service

Public marketplace listings — seller identity not always shown

Fees

TrustTLD

Listing is free — sellers can pay for optional boosts

Sedo Broker Service

Free to list; 10–20% commission depending on how the domain sells

Marketplace scale

TrustTLD

Focused, curated inventory over sheer volume

Sedo Broker Service

One of the largest, most established domain marketplaces

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

Sedo's reach and its broker's negotiating experience are real advantages on a high-value deal. TrustTLD's edge is that a listing is public, verified and yours to run, and that nothing is taken out of the sale price.

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Research notes

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