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DomainEscrow.com · JJN Solutions Law, PLLC

Start a New Transaction

Initiate a new domain transfer or escrow transaction. Once submitted, all parties will receive confirmation emails with transaction details, and our team will be notified to begin processing.

Step 1

Select a service

Choose whether you need the Standard Service, where we hold the domain names, or the Escrow Service, where we hold the funds as well.

Step 2

Your role in this transaction

Select whether you are the buyer, seller, or broker in this domain transaction.

Step 3

Transaction details

Enter the domain name and the agreed purchase price amount in U.S. dollars. If this is a Straight Lease, enter the agreed monthly lease payment amount in U.S. dollars.

If several domains are being sold together, enter the main one here and list the rest below.
Please enter the domain name.
Enter one domain per line. All domains are transferred together as a single transaction.
No minimum transaction size.
Please enter a valid transaction amount.
This is recorded in your Transaction Agreement.
Step 4

Transaction type

Select the payment structure for this transaction.

Step 5

Your information

You will receive a confirmation email once the transaction is submitted.

Please enter your name.
Please enter a valid email address.
Step 6

Other party's information

The other party will receive a confirmation email asking them to agree to the transaction details.

Please enter the other party's name.
Please enter a valid email address.
✉ The other party will receive an email with the transaction details and will be asked to confirm their agreement before the transaction proceeds.

By submitting, you confirm that the information provided is accurate and you agree to DomainEscrow.com's service terms. An administrator at DomainEscrow.com will follow up within one business day.

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Transaction Initiated

Your transaction has been submitted. Confirmation emails have been sent to all parties, and our team has been notified.

Questions? Contact escrow@jjnsolutions.com or 888-897-0886.

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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.