Domains for sale
Listing is free, but you have to prove the domain is yours. Every listing below carries its own proof, and this page checked each one against the domain's DNS before showing it, so none of them rests on our word or a relay's.
List a domain
Prove a new domain
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Which domain?
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Sign the proof, then publish it in your zone
Your key signs a statement naming this domain and the time. Nothing is sent anywhere: the signature is made in this page and you put it in DNS yourself.
TypeTXTNameValue209 characters, one token, no spaces. It fits in a single TXT record, and every registrar panel we know of accepts it unchanged.
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Check the zone
Two independent DNS resolvers are asked and must agree. Propagation takes a few minutes; checking again costs nothing.
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Publish the proof
Two events, both signed by you: the proof, and your portfolio. They go to your own relays and to the discovery relays.
Listings
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What this page checked
For every listing: the event's signature, that the embedded proof verifies for that domain under that key, and that the domain's DNS still agrees. A listing that fails any of the three is not shown as a listing.
Nostr has no gatekeeper, so a listing claiming apple.com
will exist. The event stays on the relays; this page only declines to show it,
and the check is public so any client can apply it. Use the
Unverified toggle to see what was hidden and why.
The flex board works the other way round: anyone can put any domain there by paying, and nothing is checked. Paying there buys attention; only a proof gets a domain listed here.