We manage one of the world’s largest collections of premium personal domains, all listed directly on GoDaddy for fast & secure transactions.

All of our domains are classic names with timeless appeal, many first registered in the late 1990’s to early 2000’s —making them scarce and desirable digital assets.

Just search your name on GoDaddy.com to view availability and pricing. Once purchased, the domain will be automatically transferred into your GoDaddy account via instant transfer.

Unfortunately no — all domains are priced at either $14,999, $19,999 or $24,999 based on monthly search volume and overall market data from past sales.

After you buy the domain, it will get automatically transferred to your GoDaddy account and it will no longer forward to this website or be linked to PersonalDomains.com in any way.

You'll be the sole owner, free to use the domain however you wish—whether building a brand new website, connecting it to your existing page or simply holding it as a long-term asset in your account.

Once purchased, the domain has an annual fee of just $11 per year to renew, and GoDaddy offers simple email reminders and autopay options directly from your user account.

Your domain is more than just a URL— it’s your first impression online.

Some people build a professional website or portfolio. Others use it for their business or brand, or even forward it to their social media or an existing site.

We've sold domains to executives, artists, authors, consultants, founders, realtors, attorneys, entrepreneurs, creatives — you name it. It’s a simple way to take ownership of your name online and create your ideal vision, whatever that means to you.

(To see some great examples of personal domains and how people are using them, simply scroll down to the next section below.)

Absolutely. Many buyers choose to secure their domain now and decide how to use it later. Whether you plan to build a site, set up email, or simply hold it as a long-term asset, there are no requirements whatsoever. As long as you pay the $11 renewal fee each year, it’s yours to keep whether you ever publish a website or not.

Yes. After the domain is transferred to your GoDaddy account, you’ll have full control — including the ability to forward it to any existing website via your GoDaddy user panel.

Yes — setting up an email account on your domain is extremely easy.

Once you purchase the domain and it’s transferred to your GoDaddy account, you can simply connect it to Gmail (or any other email provider of your choice) and create a standard account using any names you want on your domain, such as rob@robsmith.com, info@robsmith, etc. There are plenty of tutorials on Google and Youtube and the entire process takes less than a few minutes.

It's worth noting that you don’t need to build a website to create an email, and you don’t even need a custom email at all unless you want it — These are just easy, flexible options you’ll have as the domain owner anytime you choose.

.com is the gold standard online, professionally and culturally. It’s the first thing people trust and the last thing they remember.

Securing your exact .com means owning the cleanest possible address online. You stay in control, benefit from organic traffic and SEO, and avoid being out-ranked or impersonated. For instance, JohnDoe.com may receive thousands of visits intended for John-Doe.com or JohnDoe.co and whether fair or not, most people simply view whoever owns the exact match as the primary authority with everyone forced to use cheap alternatives.

In essence, securing your exact .com means you’ll never have to settle again — it’s quiet leverage and permanent peace of mind.

It could be days, months or years - It’s impossible to know for certain.

We frequently get messages asking why a domain is no longer available and the answer is simply that someone else bought it. At that point, there is nothing we can do and you’ll have to try negotiating a sale directly with the new owner.

(Please note - we receive thousands of views per day on our portfolio and we can’t hold or reserve domains. Once a domain is gone, we no longer have any control over what happens or what it’s used for)