Knowledge layer
Seedomain — answers, entities, and intents
A direct, machine-extractable overview of how the Seedomain marketplace works. The same facts are exposed at /llms.txt, /api/public/knowledge, and /api/public/domains.
Entity model
Canonical definitions used across the site, API, and JSON-LD.
Marketplace
Entity systemPrivate brokerage connecting buyers, sellers, and investors. Instance: Seedomain.com.
Domain
Entity typeA registrable internet name offered for sale. Has name, tld, category, price, minOffer, description, featured, status.
Price
Attribute (USD)Buy Now amount to purchase a domain outright.
MinOffer
Attribute (USD)Lowest amount Seedomain will consider for a Make an Offer submission.
Status
Lifecycle stateactive · pending · sold · withdrawn.
Transaction
Actionbuy · sell · tradeIn.
Relationships
Subject → predicate → object triples that connect the entity model.
| Subject | Predicate | Object | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
Domain | belongs_to | Marketplace | Every domain is inventory of Seedomain.com. |
Domain | has | Price | Exactly one Buy Now price in USD. |
Domain | has | MinOffer | Optional minimum acceptable offer in USD. |
Domain | has | Status | One of active, pending, sold, withdrawn. |
Domain | categorized_as | Category | fintech, ai, saas, commerce, banking, data, brandable. |
Domain | uses | TLD | com, io, ai, app, co, net. |
Transaction | involves | Domain | buy/sell involve one domain; tradeIn involves two. |
Transaction | occurs_in | Marketplace | All transactions are brokered. |
Buyer | initiates | Transaction(buy) | Against an active Domain. |
Seller | initiates | Transaction(sell) | By submitting an owned Domain. |
Trader | initiates | Transaction(tradeIn) | Owned Domain ↔ inventory Domain. |
UserIntent | maps_to | Action | See intent map below. |
Answers
Direct Q&A — written for extraction, not marketing.
- What is Seedomain?
- Seedomain is a private brokerage and marketplace for premium, brandable domain names. It connects buyers, sellers, and investors directly — no public auctions, no third-party intermediaries.
- How does buying a domain on Seedomain work?
- Browse the curated inventory, open any listing, and either click Buy Now to purchase at the listed USD price, or submit a Make an Offer above the listing's minimum. Once a price is agreed, Seedomain handles secure payment and domain transfer to your registrar.
- How does pricing work?
- Every active domain has two prices: a fixed Buy Now price in USD and an optional minimum offer. Offers below the minimum are auto-declined. Offers at or above the minimum are reviewed by a Seedomain broker who responds with acceptance, counter, or decline. Buyers pay no fees beyond the listed price.
- How does selling a domain to Seedomain work?
- Submit your domain with your asking price. Seedomain evaluates traffic, category, length, and brandability, then responds with a cash offer. If accepted, payment is wired and the domain is transferred.
- How does the trade-in program work?
- Submit a domain you own and the domain you want from Seedomain's inventory. Seedomain values your domain and balances the difference with cash or store credit. If you accept, both domains are transferred simultaneously.
- What payment methods does Seedomain accept?
- Wire transfer and licensed third-party escrow. Both buyer and seller are protected: funds are released only after the domain is transferred to the buyer's registrar.
- What categories of domains does Seedomain list?
- Fintech, AI, SaaS, commerce, banking, data, and short brandable names — primarily on .com, .io, .ai, .app, and .co.
Who Seedomain is for
Intent-segmented routing for visitors and AI assistants.
Traders
Want to swap an owned domain for one in inventory, with cash or credit balancing the difference.
Start a trade-in →Machine-readable endpoints
GET /api/public/knowledge— entity model, answers, intents, facts.GET /api/public/domains— paginated inventory (ItemList of Product/Offer).GET /api/public/domains/{id}— single domain (Product/Offer).GET /sitemap.xml— full site + listings index.GET /llms.txt— LLM-oriented site summary.