Brand protection
Typos, lookalikes, country codes and hyphenated versions of your marks, bought back quietly before they're used for phishing, counterfeits or competitor traffic.
Stealth domain acquisition for brands
The name you want is already owned. We get it for you.
We find the owner, negotiate under our name and close the deal securely. Your identity is never disclosed. No upfront cost: you pay when the domain is in your account.
For global brands and startups
Built for brands that can't be seen buying.
A recognizable buyer gets a recognizable price. We keep your company's name out of every email, call and offer, all the way to transfer.
Launches and rebrands
The .com for a new product, campaign or company name, secured months before the announcement without tipping off the market or the press.
Reclaiming your name
When your brand name sits with a third party and a dispute would be slow, public or uncertain, a private purchase is often faster and cheaper.
Registered isn't the same as unavailable.
Nearly every good .com is owned by someone. Most of those owners will sell at the right number, to the right person, asked the right way. That's the whole job.
From "it's taken" to "it's yours" in four steps.
You see every offer and every counter. Nothing moves above your ceiling without your sign-off.
Brief and valuation
Tell us the name and your ceiling. You get a short valuation built on comparable sales and the owner's history, so you know the real range before anyone makes an offer.
Find the real owner
Private WHOIS is where most buyers stop. We trace the actual decision-maker through registrar, investor and industry relationships.
Stealth negotiation
We pick up the phone instead of sending form emails, under our name, not yours. Price discovery first, offers second.
Secure closing
We deal with the owner directly and close through Escrow.com, which releases funds only once the domain is in your account. When a name can only be bought on GoDaddy or another marketplace, we use their checkout.
Why TastyName
A buyer's agent with nothing to sell.
Stealth, by default
Your company is never named. No corporate email, no law-firm letterhead, no lookup that leads back to you.
We only work for buyers
No house inventory, no seller listings, nothing of our own to push. Our job is a fair price for you, never the best price for the other side.
Owners take our call
Portfolio holders deal with people they know. Fifteen years of relationships, plus real sales data instead of marketplace list prices.
Around the marketplaces
Wherever we can, we go straight to the owner instead of through a marketplace. The seller skips the platform commission, and that saving comes off your price.
Simple, aligned pricing
Free consultation, no retainer, no upfront cost. If we don't get the name, you don't pay.
Single domain
15%of the purchase price, on close. $1,500 minimum.
Valuation and comparable sales
Owner research and stealth outreach
Negotiation up to your approved ceiling
Escrow, payment and transfer management
Start with one nameLarge deals
Negotiablefor acquisitions over $500k
Everything in the single-domain service
Defensive portfolios: typos, lookalikes, country codes
Fee structure agreed up front, before outreach starts
NDA and anonymous transfer options
Talk to usWe work around marketplaces whenever possible and pass the commission savings to you. When a purchase has to go through GoDaddy or another marketplace, our fee is invoiced to you separately.
Who you're working with
Frank Pavilonis
Frank Pavilonis has spent more than 15 years at the center of the domain industry. He ran the registrar at Uniregistry, one of the fastest-growing registrars in internet history, along with more than 24 top-level domains (TLDs), through the company's exit to GoDaddy. He has also consulted on 10 more TLDs.
He also built and managed one of the largest domain portfolios on the internet, growing it from 25,000 to more than 230,000 names and clearing $10M a year in sales. Across his career he has bought and sold over 1,000 domains in more than $50M of transactions. Today he puts that experience to work on the buyer's side of the table.
Connect on LinkedInQuestions buyers ask
Can you get any domain?
Not every one. A name that runs a Fortune 500 business isn't for sale at any price. Almost everything else has a number, and our job is to find it before you overpay.
How long does it take?
Some deals close in a week or two. Others take months, depending on how reachable the owner is and how firm your timeline is. You get updates at every step either way.
Will the seller know it's me?
No. Every deal is a stealth acquisition: we negotiate as the buyer of record and never expose your identity. We'll sign an NDA before you tell us anything.
Is my money safe?
Direct deals close through Escrow.com, which holds funds until the domain is confirmed in your account. The occasional name that has to be bought on GoDaddy or another major marketplace goes through that platform's secure checkout.
I already found the owner. Why use you?
Because the first number an owner quotes a brand is rarely the real one. We know what comparable names actually sold for and how to anchor the conversation.
What if the owner won't sell?
We tell you early and straight. If a name is out of reach, we'll shortlist strong alternatives so the project doesn't stall.
We're a large brand. Can you handle a list of names?
Yes. We can run a defensive program across a full list of names, prioritized by risk, under one NDA and one point of contact.
Why not just file a domain dispute?
Disputes like the UDRP work for clear bad faith, take weeks to months, and end in a public decision. When the holder has a legitimate claim, a quiet purchase is usually the better route.