Domain names, sold directly by the person who owns them.
Salamouna is a small, owner-run portfolio of domain names — not a brokerage, not a marketplace listing, not a reseller. When you write in, you’re writing to the person whose name is on the registration.
Two names, ready to transfer.
This is a deliberately small, hand-picked portfolio — not a bulk inventory dump. Each name below is currently registered to me and available now.
fixheatpump.com
The name homeowners already type when a heat pump quits.
clearupdates.com
A clean, two-word home for release notes people actually read.
Looking for something else?
Tell me the name or niche you have in mind. I occasionally pick up adjacent names and can point you elsewhere if I don’t own a fit.
How a transfer actually works.
Inquire
Send the domain you’re interested in, your intended use, and any offer you have in mind. A real reply comes back from the owner — not a support queue.
Verify & agree
I’ll confirm current WHOIS ownership with you directly, and we settle on a price and a payment method: bank transfer, PayPal invoice, or Escrow.com for either side’s protection.
Transfer
Once payment clears, I release the registrar auth code or push the domain directly to your registrar account. Most transfers finish within 3–5 business days.
One owner. One inbox. No commission stacked on top.
Domain brokerages exist to sell other people’s inventory for a cut, usually 10–20% on top of the seller’s asking price. Salamouna skips that layer entirely: every domain here is registered in my own name, priced by me, and sold by me. That means a lower price for you and a single accountable person on the other end of every email.
- Direct answers
- No ticket system, no account manager relay. Questions go straight to the owner and get answered the same way.
- Honest history
- Registration dates, prior use, and renewal status are shared plainly — nothing dressed up for the listing.
- Small, chosen portfolio
- A handful of names held for their value, not thousands of speculative registrations parked and forgotten.
- Flexible terms
- Bank transfer, PayPal invoice, or Escrow.com — whichever gives you the most confidence to proceed.
Questions worth answering upfront.
No. A broker sells other people’s domains for a commission. Every name listed here is one I personally registered and hold in my own account — I’m the owner, not a middleman. That’s also why there’s no broker markup on the price.
Look them up yourself on any public WHOIS or registrar lookup tool before we talk. If you’d like extra confirmation, I’m happy to hop on a short video call and show the registrar dashboard directly, or add a temporary verification page to the domain itself.
For any offer above a few hundred dollars, Escrow.com is available and recommended — it holds funds until the domain transfer is confirmed on your end, so neither of us has to simply trust the other. The buyer typically covers the escrow fee, though this is negotiable.
Yes. Listed prices are a starting point, not a floor. Send a number with a short reason — intended use, budget, timeline — and expect a straight answer, not a countertop negotiation script.
Both listed domains are clean registrations held for their name value, not developed sites with inherited traffic or link profiles. I’ll tell you plainly if that changes for a future listing — no inflated analytics screenshots.
Same-registrar pushes can complete same-day. Cross-registrar transfers depend on your registrar’s process but typically land within 3–5 business days once the auth code is released. I stay reachable by email the whole way through.
Send an inquiry.
Whether you’re ready to make an offer or just want to confirm a domain is genuinely available, this goes straight to the owner’s inbox.
Typical response time
Under one business day