The category-defining generic in your vertical is owned by someone. The founder-name lookalike that protects you for the long run is owned by someone. The competitor-adjacent domain that could move your search surface is owned by someone. Whoever owns them is either using them, parking them, or waiting to sell them.
We find the ones that matter, score acquirability, identify the owner, draft outreach calibrated to owner type, and close. Discreet by default. Success-fee priced so monitoring spend stays predictable.
The acquisition workflow
- Target identification through LLM-driven generic discovery and your strategic input
- Acquirability scoring based on owner type, last activity, pricing signal, and contact reachability
- Discreet owner outreach with messaging tuned to developer, parker, broker, or end-user
- Negotiation by the same operator who runs your defensive stream
- Escrow and transfer through vetted agents and registrar-to-registrar coordination
How pricing works
Acquisition is success-fee priced and quoted upfront. The work that goes into target identification and outreach is included inside the retainer for active engagements. You see the comp-sales context for any target before the bid goes out.
Buyer pain we address
- The right domains are not on a marketplace and the broker route raises the price
- Founder-led outreach signals high intent and inflates the asking number
- No internal capacity to run an acquisition workflow that closes in under 90 days