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BETTERDOMAIN PARKING

Early access

Let’s size up your portfolio.

See who really visits every name, and sell the ones people want. A few questions, your early-access price as you go, then one email to set it up.

What are we looking at?
If a portfolio: Roughly how many domains?

Early-access price

$10 / domain / year$5–$10 / domain / year$5 / domain / year / domain / year

If a single domain: Which domain?
If a portfolio: Where do most of them live?

So we can show you the quickest way to point them. Pick any that apply.

Where are they listed today?

So we can tell you what changes before you switch. Pick any that apply.

Where can we reach you?

We’ll email you once to set up your portfolio. No calls. No sequence.

01Contact

Just have a question?

Ask first, decide later. A person reads it and replies by email.

or email hello@betterdomainparking.com

Thanks. We’ll reply by email.

02Questions

Before you point anything.

Why pay when parking is free?

Because free parking was paid for by ads, and Google switched those off for parked domains. What’s left is a view count owners don’t trust. For a yearly fee per name you get a count of who really visits each one, and a for-sale page that turns those visitors into offers.

What happens to my listings and offers?

Your listings stay listed. Visitors land on your for-sale page, and offers made there go to your own broker or to our built-in brokerage: your call, per portfolio. If a listing relies on a marketplace’s own parking page, we tell you what changes before you switch anything.

Do I hand over my DNS?

No. Your names stay at your registrar, in your account. One DNS change points each at us, and one points it back. We tell you the quickest change for your registrar.

Where does the data live, and who sees it?

The reports are yours. We don’t sell traffic data or share it with marketplaces. Requests are logged at the network edge and summarised into your reports.

How are AI agents identified?

By the user agent they declare, checked against the network ranges their operators publish. A fake AI crawler isn’t counted as one.