Atom Domain Landing pages can be configured in following ways to sell domains:
Buy It Now
Make Offer
Request Price
Request Price Feature
If you set your domains to "Request Price", you will be notified via email and Text (if available) when a buyer requests a price for the domain.
We have added additional verification technology to ensure that the buyer is using a valid email address while requesting a price.
You can provide a price by responding to the Price Request from your offer center. You will also be able to set a deadline for the price (e.g. 24 hours, 48 hours etc). If the Price is not accepted, the buyer will have the ability to counter the price, in which case you can continue the negotiations via your Offer Center.
For Premium listings, Atom team will assist with any negotiations with the buyer. For Standard Listings, you can engage in negotiations directly with the buyer from your offer center, however you can also request Atom team to get involved at any time in the process.
For Standard Listings, you may be able to see buyer's contact information in the offer center as long as they have allowed that information to be shared with the seller.
The Request Price feature offers reduced friction to the buyers in comparison to Make Offer feature because it does not force the buyers to make an upfront offer. Therefore, this feature will likely result in a higher number of inbound inquiries in comparison to the Make Offer feature.
Make Offer Feature
If you set your domains to make an offer, the buyer must submit an actual offer from the domain landing page. The offer must be above the minimum threshold (typically 70% or above the target selling price). However you can adjust the minimum thresholds from your Marketplace Settings section.
Once an offer is made by a potential Buyer, you will be notified about the offer via email and Text (if available). In addition, you will see the pending and recent offers directly in your Offer Center.
As a seller of the Domain, you can either accept the offer, reject the offer or counter the offer with an alternate price. If you counter the offer, the buyer will be notified, and they will have an opportunity to accept or reject your counter offer.
How to set your domains to Request Price or Make Offer
There are few ways to hide the BIN price on your domains and set the landers to "Request Price" or "Make Offer"
If you set a domain to $0 BIN price, the lander will automatically switch to "Make Offer"
You can change individual domains to Make Offer or Request Price from your Marketplace by clicking the appropriate icon under the Sale Method column
3. You can also select multiple domains from your listings page and apply this change in Bulk to all selected domains
Important Notes
For Premium Listings, you can switch up to 10% of your portfolio to "Make Offer" and another 10% of your portfolio to "Request Price". For Standard listings, there are no such limits.
Once you switch a domain to "Make Offer" or "Request Price", the Domain landing page will immediately hide the domain price, however you may continue to see a Buy It Now price in the main Marketplace page for up to 24 hours (until the search index has been refreshed).
If any discounts are added to your domains in the future, our system may automatically notify buyers who had previously requested a price or submitted an offer on the domain.