Standard Service
We take custody of the domain names for the duration of the transaction. The buyer pays the seller directly, and the names are released only when payment is confirmed. From 1.7%.
Review DetailsDomainEscrow.com provides services exclusively for domain name transactions.
Secure domain transactions, attorney-supervised.
DomainEscrow.com secures domain name transactions for buyers, sellers, and brokers. We take custody of the domain names, and under our Escrow Service we hold the funds as well. The service is administered by JJN Solutions Law, PLLC, a licensed law firm. We act as a neutral intermediary and do not represent either party.
Services
DomainEscrow.com offers two services for securing domain name transactions, plus a fee calculator and an online tool to start a transaction.
Escrow Service
We take custody of both the funds and the domain names. Money is held in a regulated attorney trust account and disbursed only when the transaction completes. From 2.9%.
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Every transaction on DomainEscrow.com follows the same structured process, with the domain names secured before anyone is asked to perform. Here's exactly what to expect from initiation through closing.
1
Initiation
A party initiates the transaction
The Seller (or Lessor), Buyer (or Lessee), or Broker initiates the transaction online. All relevant transaction terms are submitted at this stage.
2
Notification
Both parties are notified by email
The initiating party receives a confirmation that the transaction has been started. The non-initiating party receives a notification that they have been named in the transaction, along with all transaction terms, and is asked to agree to those terms.
3
Agreement
Terms are agreed to by both parties
Once the non-initiating party agrees to the transaction terms, the initiating party is notified. JJN Solutions (the transaction administrator) then emails both parties a formal Transaction Agreement that includes all terms, along with each party's name, address, email, and phone number. This agreement is drafted to protect both parties in the event of non-performance.
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Securing the transaction
We take custody, and confirm it in writing
Once every party has signed, the transaction is secured before anyone is asked to perform. What happens first depends on the service selected:
- Standard Service: The Seller/Lessor transfers the domain names into a registrar account we control. We verify that we hold full administrative control and confirm that to both parties in writing.
- Escrow Service: The Buyer/Lessee deposits the funds into our regulated attorney trust account. We confirm to both parties when those funds have cleared, and only then does the Seller/Lessor transfer the names into our custody.
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Fulfillment & Closing
Obligations are confirmed and the transaction closes
The Buyer/Lessee verifies the domain names, payment is made, and the transaction closes:
- Standard Service: The Buyer/Lessee has three business days from our custody confirmation to examine the names before payment is due, then pays the Seller/Lessor directly. Once the Seller/Lessor confirms receipt, we transfer the names to the Buyer/Lessee — or continue to hold them for the lease term.
- Escrow Service: The Buyer/Lessee has a 3 business day verification period to confirm full administrative control. We then disburse the funds to the Seller/Lessor and transfer the names to the Buyer/Lessee — or continue to hold them for the lease term.
Who administers this service
DomainEscrow.com services are provided by JJN Solutions Law, PLLC. JJN Solutions is the entity that takes custody of the domain names, holds transaction funds in its regulated attorney trust account where the Escrow Service is selected, and administers each transaction as a neutral intermediary. These are administrative and transaction-facilitation services rather than legal services.
For additional information about the law firm behind DomainEscrow.com, visit JJNSolutions.com.
The nature of this service
What this service is. Domain escrow and transfer services provided through DomainEscrow.com are administrative and transaction-facilitation services. We hold funds, verify that agreed conditions have been met, coordinate the movement of domain names between registrars, and disburse funds when the transaction completes.
What this service is not. These services are not legal services and do not constitute the practice of law. Using them does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and JJN Solutions Law, PLLC or any of its attorneys. The protections that accompany an attorney-client relationship — including the attorney-client privilege, the duty of confidentiality owed to a client, and the conflict-of-interest rules — do not apply to the escrow or transfer service.
We are neutral. JJN Solutions Law, PLLC acts as a neutral intermediary between the parties to a transaction. We do not represent the buyer, the seller, or any broker. We do not advise any party on whether a transaction is advisable, whether the price is fair, whether a domain name is worth what is being paid, or whether the terms are in that party’s interest. Each party is responsible for its own commercial and legal decisions and is encouraged to obtain independent advice.
If you want legal advice. Legal services are available separately. If you wish to engage JJN Solutions Law, PLLC for legal advice or representation on any matter, that engagement is separate from the escrow or transfer service, requires a written engagement agreement, is subject to a conflicts check, and is billed separately at the firm’s hourly rates. Nothing on this website, in our transaction documents, or in correspondence about a transaction constitutes legal advice.
About the trust account. Client funds are held in a regulated attorney trust account. This is an account-custody arrangement that governs how your money is held and safeguarded. It does not convert the escrow service into a legal service and does not create an attorney-client relationship.