Sharing
A name you secured years ago that has only cost you money since. Development is free — no server costs, no running costs, no work for you. You bring the domain, we bring the build and the operation. You share in what it earns.
Honestly reckoned: we take the larger share, because we provide the build, the content, the technology and the operation, and we carry the risk. Your side still adds up — you are not comparing this with a better offer, you are comparing it with what your domain earns today: nothing. A share of something beats all of nothing.
We build the project — you keep the domain
The usual reason a good domain sits idle is not a missing idea, it is missing time. That is where we come in: you keep your domain, we build a project on it and carry every cost. No work for you, no invoice, no risk.
- 1 · We take a look You send us the name. We check age, history, links and above all whether money can be made in that subject at all. It takes a few days and costs you nothing.
- 2 · We say yes or no Usually no — and we tell you why. If yes, you get it in writing beforehand: what we will build and how the share works. We start only once you agree.
- 3 · We build and run it Build, content, technology, hosting, operation — at our cost and our risk. No invoice reaches you, neither once nor monthly. The domain stays registered in your name.
- 4 · You share in it If the project earns, you get your share. If it earns nothing, we worked for free and you lost nothing. That way round the incentives line up.
No promise of revenue. We only take on what we believe in ourselves — which is why we turn most enquiries down.
Who owns what
The point where this model differs from a sale.
You stay the owner
The domain remains in your name, at your registrar, in your account. We take over possession — the operation — not ownership. You contribute an asset; the asset stays yours.
You are out of the liability
Operation, content, technology and everything that follows sit with us. Imprint, contracts, liability for the project: our side. Your name does not appear on the projects — that goes without saying, and we write it down anyway.
At least one year
That is the contractual term. Anything shorter would not be serious: a project switched off after three months never gets the chance to show what it can do.
How long it takes
Honestly: that depends on the market, not on our effort.
Some carry after one or two months
If the niche is open and the name already carries trust, it moves fast.
Some need a year
In contested subjects it takes time for a site to be found at all. We know that in advance and tell you in advance.
Some never carry
That happens too. Then we worked for nothing — that is our part of the risk, not yours.
We experiment, and you watch
We do not know in advance which form will carry on your domain — a directory, a guide, a comparison, a tool. So we try, measure and change. What comes of it is in the dashboard, with the same numbers we see ourselves. There is no second set of figures that only we know.
Honestly reckoned: we take the larger share, because we provide the build, the content, the technology and the operation, and we carry the risk. Your side still adds up — you are not comparing this with a better offer, you are comparing it with what your domain earns today: nothing. A share of something beats all of nothing.
Two routes, one difference
Both cost you nothing. The difference is what still belongs to you afterwards.
| We build on it | We buy it | |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | stays yours | transfers to us |
| You pay | nothing | nothing |
| You get | an ongoing share | a one-off sum |
| Afterwards | you are a partner | you are out |
| Fits when | the domain sits idle | the project no longer interests you |
Free domain assessment
Four answers are enough. We look at it and come back within a few days with a concrete project idea — or an honest no.
Have your domain assessed →No cost, no obligation. If we say yes, you get it in writing beforehand: what we build and how the share works.