Coupons and weekly deals

Two new ways to save, live today.

A thank-you coupon on every sale. Buy a domain — through Escrow.com, direct wire, Zelle, or Gram — and you get a one-time code for your next purchase. It is worth 15% if you use it within 30 days, 10% within 90, and 5% within 180. After that it expires. The code is sent to the email on your purchase once the sale is confirmed, and it stacks on top of any negotiated price or active deal. Use it early: it only gets smaller with time, never bigger, and it only works once.

To redeem one, type it into the Coupon code field on the page of any domain with a Buy Now price — it sits in the Buy now card and follows you to the wire/Zelle card — and the price updates before you commit, along with the date the discount steps down. Checkout links we send you carry the same field, so a code works on a negotiated price too. Two things it does not cover: names that are offer-only, which have no fixed price to discount, and payment plans, where lease-to-own terms are set on the full price.

A weekly deals section. Each week we pick a handful of names and drop the price 20–30% for site visitors only — nowhere else. They show up on the homepage, get a badge with a countdown on their own detail page, and get their own post here every time the lineup turns over, so the RSS feed is the easiest way to catch a deal before it rotates out. Marketplace listings for the same names are unaffected — the discount is a website thing.

Neither of these touches how a name is normally priced. A coupon is a reward after the fact; a deal is a limited-time markdown on names we would sell at that price anyway. Both expire on schedule, on their own, whether or not we remember to take them down.