Message Domains

For owners of verb domains

Your idle verb domain, rented by the sentence.

Point your nameservers to us. We lease the addresses under your domain at our public price list, run the compliance check, and handle complaints and billing. You keep the domain and receive 60% of what its addresses earn.

No fees and no upfront cost. We take only domains whose verb fits the catalog rules.

What it could pay

An estimate from our public price list, counting yearly Redirect leases only. Not a promise: most verbs start with few leases.

Your share per year, before card fees$2,9975 × $999 × 60%. Paid monthly through Stripe.

How it works

  1. 01

    Prove control

    Add a DNS TXT record we give you.

  2. 02

    Sign the agreement

    12 months minimum, renewing yearly. Read the risks below first.

  3. 03

    Set up payouts

    A Stripe account in your name or your company's.

  4. 04

    Switch nameservers

    We set up HTTPS, and the verb opens at the same prices as every other.

Read this before you join

  • You stay the registrant. In any domain dispute you are the formal respondent, and you pay your own costs in it.
  • You are responsible for accurate registration data and the .us nexus requirement, and you indemnify us for it.
  • We decide what goes live under your domain, by our published rules only. You can't pick or block buyers or labels.
  • We can suspend any address under your domain at any time, for example to end a dispute within 24 hours.
  • Changing nameservers away, leasing elsewhere, or false nexus data can end the agreement, and that month's share is not paid.
  • We may buy the domain at any time for three times your last 12 months of payouts, and at least $500.
  • If you leave, leases already paid for run to the end of their term, and you keep receiving 60% for those days.

You sign this section separately. Read the full Domain Owner Agreement

You keep the domain

Ownership never moves. Leave at the end of any term and point your nameservers back once the last lease ends.

No work after setup

No site to build, no buyers to answer, no complaints to handle.

Public prices

Every verb has the same prices, so you can check each statement against the price list.