How to buy a domain name someone already owns, what it's worth, which extension to pick and how to transfer it: practical guides from Nexia S.r.l., the Italian company in Milan that owns every domain for sale on SeeURL. Have a question? Call +39 02 500 427 87.
Our prices include 22% Italian VAT, but a US business doesn't pay it. Who pays VAT on a domain bought from Italy, what you need at checkout (your EIN or tax ID), how EU reverse charge works, and an example with real numbers.
Spread the cost of a domain over up to 24 months, with no interest and no credit check. How a domain payment plan differs from lease-to-own and rentals, what you can do on day one, and what happens if you stop paying.
Moving a domain to a new registrar takes an auth code, an unlocked domain and one confirmation. The five steps, how long a transfer takes for .com and .it, what it costs, the 60-day lock, and the mistakes that stall a transfer.
If your customers are in Italy or across Europe, .com isn't your only option. Who can own a .com, a .it or a .eu (a US company can't hold a .it directly), what each one tells customers, how Google reads them, and a simple rule for choosing.
There's no price list for domain names, but there are rules. The seven factors that drive domain value, realistic price ranges, how far to trust free appraisal tools, and how to work out what a name is worth to your business.
The name you want is registered to someone else. You can still get it: four ways to buy a taken domain, what it really costs, the trademark check to run first, and what happens in the 24 hours after you pay.