We manage one of the world’s largest collections of premium personal domains, all listed directly on GoDaddy.com for secure, stress-free transactions.

All of our domains are popular names with classic appeal, with the vast majority being first registered over 20 years ago—making them rare and unique digital assets.

Just search your name on GoDaddy.com to view availability and pricing. If available, you can purchase it directly and GoDaddy will handle the entire transfer process, delivering the domain to your account within 24 hours.

In general no — each domain is priced based on market value, rarity, and the amount of matches to the name. We keep pricing fixed to ensure a smooth, no-hassle process and maintain fairness across all buyers.

However, if you’d like a payment plan to spread out the cost, email us at info@personaldomains.com, and we may be willing to enable GoDaddy’s monthly installment option up to a maximum of 3 or 4 months.

Owning your exact-match .com is like owning digital real estate in your own name.

It’s professional, permanent, high-status, and gives you total control over your online presence — whether for a clean email address (name@yourname.com), a personal website/portfolio, or simply as a long-term asset to hold or pass down, owning your name before someone else is a smart idea and will only become more valuable as the digital world continues to grow.

After you buy the domain, it will get automatically transferred to your GoDaddy account and will no longer forward to this website or be linked to PersonalDomains.com in any way.

You'll be the sole owner, free to use the domain however you wish—whether building a website, connecting it to any platform, or simply holding it as a personal asset in your GoDaddy account.

Possibly, but there's no guarantee. Every domain is first-come, first-served. Once it's sold it’s gone for good, and we sell multiple names every month.

Domains were a $2.3B industry in 2024 and continue to grow at 7% every year. Securing an exact .com domain is similar to real estate in the physical world, in that it will only get more difficult and expensive to acquire over time.