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All comparisonsTrustTLD vs WebNIC Domain Broker

WebNIC knocks on an owner's door. TrustTLD is the door buyers already walk through.

WebNIC's broker service is for buyers: you name a domain someone else owns, pay a per-domain fee, and a broker approaches the owner to try to buy it. The fee is charged whether or not a deal happens. TrustTLD is the seller's side of that same problem. A domain is listed once, ownership is verified, and buyers who want it make offers on the page instead of paying someone to go looking.

TrustTLD

trusttld.com

Best for

Owners who want a domain discoverable to buyers from the start, with verified ownership and no cut taken from the sale.

Listing fee

Free, or from $29 to list for sale

Success fee

None. You keep the full sale price.

WebNIC Domain Broker

webnic.cc

Best for

Buyers set on one specific registered domain who want a broker to approach its owner confidentially on their behalf.

Listing fee

Per-domain broker fee, charged up front.

Success fee

Commission on the completed purchase.

Why sellers and buyers choose TrustTLD

Transparent TRUST Score

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

Private, direct offers

No public bidding wars. Offers go straight to the seller and stay private between the two of you.

Verified or anonymous, your choice

Sellers choose how they appear β€” buyers always know which they're dealing with.

No forced auction

Domains are priced by the seller, not driven up by competitive bidding. Negotiate directly.

Ready to look around?

Browse real domains with real signals.

Open the marketplace

Research notes

WebNIC Domain Broker figures come from their own public pricing pages and cited third-party estimates, which can change β€” verify before relying on them.