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Domains, sites and apps.
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Specialized trading platform for verified websites, domains, and high-growth digital properties.
The domains, websites, and apps marketplace is currently being launched and will be available soon. Listing display and submission are currently disabled.
The Seemerce domains, websites, and apps marketplace is currently undergoing infrastructure upgrades and preparations. All listings have been deactivated until the launch is complete, and submitting new listings is temporarily unavailable.
We do not buy domains, we do not sell websites, and we do not hand over apps. This is only a place to put a listing so the two sides of a deal can find each other; the contract and the payment are made between you, and the responsibility is yours too. If anyone asks you for a deposit in the name of Seemerce, end it right there. We never sit in the middle of a payment, and further down this page we have written what we do not guarantee.
This section is currently being launched. Listing display and submissions will begin soon.
Until listings build up, two things here are genuinely useful: the domain traits tool, which works today, and the buying and selling guide under each section. We did not write those to fill the page; they are the things that actually wreck a deal.
Because the market is not a revenue product for us. Seemerce does web design, SEO, speed and hosting, and we built this section because whoever buys and sells domains and sites is usually the same person who needs those services a few months later. That is all of it. If that equation ever changes, we will write it on this page; we will not put up a price list overnight.
In comparable marketplaces, the top of the list is for sale. Not here, and there is no code for it that could quietly be switched on later: the listings table has no featured column and no separate promotion table was built. Four things decide the order: how complete the listing is, whether the seller phone is verified, how fresh it is, and the reports users have filed. Every seller can also push their listing back to the top once every three days, for free.
The deal happens between the two of you and we are not a party to it. We do not hold the money, and we do not verify what the seller claims about revenue and traffic. The number you see in a listing is the seller word and it is written down as exactly that. Before you pay, look at the access and the analytics live, and for anything expensive move the transfer forward in stages. We did not write this to shed responsibility; the largest losses in this market come from precisely here.
On each listing page, the prices of comparable listings from this same market are placed next to it. We do not estimate value, because no formula tells you what a domain or a website is worth. Ten comparable listings with real prices give you far more of a view than one made up number.
For a lot of these assets, Divar and Sheypoor are still the busier place and we are not hiding that. The difference here is the fields: when you list a site you are asked for the monthly visits and the traffic source, and when you list a domain you are asked for the extension and the character count. In a generic text advert those numbers either do not get written or get lost in the paragraph, and the buyer has to ask for them one at a time.
The form is one page and for a domain it is usually under a minute. Write the domain and we work out the extension, the character count and the rest ourselves. Every listing is reviewed once before it goes live.
Not in the page itself. The number is only shown when somebody presses the contact button, and that has an hourly cap per IP. The reason is simple: a phone number inside the HTML means the whole seller list gets scraped in one night.
This market is for a domain that has an owner and whose owner is selling it. If you are after a free name to register from scratch, that is a different route and it starts at the domain registration page, which checks availability on the spot.
60 days. After that it expires and you renew it from your own panel with one click. An expired listing is not deleted and its link does not break.
If a site you bought here needs work doing to it, web design and speeding it up are what we do. This page was last checked in August 2026.
Post a listing for your domain, site or app and let the buyer call you directly. We take no percentage of the deal and do not sell the top of the list.
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Posting a listing is free. We take no percentage of the deal, and we do not sell the top of the list.
Domains, websites and online businesses, and apps.
The market is new, and some sections have no listings yet. We do not hide that.
Seemerce is neither a buyer nor a seller. Contact, agreement and payment are directly between you, and the responsibility is yours as well.
We never sit in the middle of a payment. If anyone asks for a deposit in Seemerce's name, end the conversation right there.
Here is what this section has set aside for you.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Registered and premium.
Not ready-made templates.
Ask about the source and active installs.
We set four well-known marketplaces and the platforms' own rules beside this section.
Flippa reserves the right to remove listings it cannot verify; Empire Flippers says it rejects most businesses before going live and gives users real data (Google Analytics and profit and loss).
With us Seemerce does not verify listings; you must check three things yourself before paying and the responsibility is yours.
Flippa lists sites, stores, apps and domains; Empire Flippers online businesses.
With us Domains, sites and apps.
Afternic cites 125 million monthly queries across partner registrars; Sedo over 19 million entries.
With us A small Iranian market: listings are still few and we do not hide it.
Empire Flippers writes done-for-you migrations and Sedo transfers to a registrar of your choice.
With us The two sides make the transfer; we do not guarantee it.
Escrow.com has five steps: agree terms, buyer pays into escrow, seller delivers, buyer approves, escrow releases payment. Sedo names a neutral payment account.
With us We never sit in the middle of a payment. If anyone asks for a deposit in Seemerce's name, end it right there.
Flippa writes an entry package from $29 and success fees from 5%.
With us Listing is free, deal commission is 0% and we do not sell the top of the list.
Sources: the pages of Flippa, Empire Flippers, Escrow.com and Sedo (2026)
Each figure is from its own source and Seemerce's commission from the market page.
Domains, sites and apps.
SeemerceEmpire Flippers' claim.
Empire FlippersSeemerce's deal commission.
SeemerceFlippa's success fee starts from 5%.
FlippaDomain entries on Sedo.
SedoTransaction volume processed at Escrow.com.
Escrow.comSources: the pages of Flippa, Empire Flippers, Escrow.com and Sedo (2026)
Only what each platform's page says outright is marked; a blank means the page does not say.
| Practice | Flippa | Empire Flippers | Escrow.com | Sedo | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listing verification2 of 4 | We do not verify listings; you check three things yourself | ||||
| Escrow or a neutral payment account3 of 4 | Direct payment; we never sit in the middle of a payment | ||||
| A stated fee1 of 4 | 0% deal commission | ||||
| Transfer help2 of 4 | The two sides make the transfer | ||||
| A range of asset types2 of 4 | Domains, sites and apps | ||||
| Paid featured listings0 of 4 | No paid featured listings |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: the pages of Flippa, Empire Flippers, Escrow.com and Sedo (2026)
Only a percentage the marketplace states on its own page. Empire Flippers, Escrow.com and Sedo state none on their home pages and are not charted.
Sources: Flippa (sell page); the Seemerce market page
Only what this page already promises.
Demand for buying websites and domains is small in Iran and much bigger abroad. In the United States "buy a website" runs 1,000 searches a month with a difficulty of 100, while "website marketplace" has only 90. The demand is real, but the click prices show how much more it is worth there.
| Term entered | Monthly search volume | Click cost | Ranking difficulty | User goal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| domain marketplace | 1,300 | $2.02 | 97 | Informational |
| buy a website | 1,000 | $12.69 | 100 | Transactional |
| sell my website | 260 | $10.72 | 35 | Commercial |
| website marketplace | 90 | $4.23 | 75 | Commercial |
Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes change over time, so treat anything older than three months as a trend rather than an exact figure.
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