Domain flippers and portfolio holders who want lists triaged fast, single names valued defensibly, and buyers actually found, not guessed at. Whether you're bidding at auction or sitting on names waiting for an offer, this runs the unglamorous parts.
You install this yourself in ten minutes with the guide included. You need the free Claude desktop app. Nothing else: the Ahrefs Domain Rating checks use the free public endpoint, no key, no setup.
The one rule every worker follows: it reports, you act. These workers never place a bid, list a domain, or send an email on their own. They hand you the analysis and the draft. You press the button.
1 · Domain Appraiser domain-appraiser
real world: the defensible number, before you pay anyone for an opinion
One name in, a defensible valuation out: comparable sales (sourced, never invented), a free Ahrefs Domain Rating check, the keyword and brand value, the end-user pool, and a floor, ask, and ceiling you can take into a negotiation. For when you're listing or bidding serious money on a single name. Every comp is labelled WHOLESALE or RETAIL, because a NameBio average is what a domainer pays to resell, not what a company pays to brand itself, and the gap runs to multiples. Price a name off the wrong market and you leave most of it on the table.
2 · Domain Buyer Finder domain-buyer-finder
real world: the buyer hunt brokers run behind a commission
Give it a name you own, or your whole list with a price and terms per name (200K lease-to-own, 100K BIN only), and it finds the real companies who should want each one and drafts the outreach. Buyers are typed the way experienced sellers think about them: rebrand candidates first, because they have never considered your name; upgrade candidates carrying the honest caveat that they already know it exists and passed, so they are only worth contacting when something changed or you will flex on terms. Every lead is screened before it makes the list: live trademarks on the term (a mark holder gets DO NOT CONTACT, because pitching one is how you lose a UDRP and the name with it) and a liveness check on their own site (a 404, parked, or for-sale domain is a dead company, not a buyer). Ability to pay shows its evidence: funding, headcount, traffic. Asks are priced at end-user retail, never anchored to a wholesale comp. Set your prospect count and "US leads only" if that's where you sell.
3 · Domain Flip Analyst domain-flip-analyst
real world: full vetting costs $690 per name out there. This scores the whole list first
Paste an expired or expiring domain list and get a ranked table: brandability, real Ahrefs authority, the most to bid, the price to sell at, and who would buy it. The sourcing and triage step, your whole list scored in one pass so the few names worth real money fall out of the noise.
4 · Domain Acquisition Broker domain-acquisition-broker
real world: brokers take 20% of the close, plus a non-refundable fee to start
The buy side of the game: want a name someone else owns? It researches the owner, prices the realistic range from comps, designs the approach (including when to stay anonymous, because a funded buyer's name triples the price), drafts the inquiry and the full negotiation ladder, and lays out escrow and transfer mechanics. You send every message yourself.
5 · Domain Outbound Worker domain-outbound-worker
real world: the BDR role marketplaces hire for, running on your portfolio
The modern BDR for your whole portfolio: signals, not spray and pray. It watches your niches for the moments companies need a better name (the fresh funding round, the rebrand announcement, the launch on a hyphenated .app), matches each moment to a name you own while the need is hot, finds the decision-maker, and drafts the 3-touch sequence. Every prospect is trademark-screened and liveness-checked before it makes the list, contact routes are real links, and sequences carry your payment terms per name, lease-to-own included. It keeps the pipeline between runs: follow-ups due, replies classified, nobody contacted twice. And it scores which signal types get replies, so every run sharpens the next. Built for a weekly schedule in Cowork. It drafts, you send. Where Buyer Finder starts from one name, this starts from the market. Timing is the edge.
The buy side for operated businesses (deep vetting before a bid, deal flow, the paper) lives in Acquire Playbook.
Install the pack in minutes. Paste an expiring-domain list. Read your first ranked shortlist today.
Appraisals running on the names you'd bid serious money on. Max bid attached, reasoning shown.
Outbound runs on schedule. Signals matched to names you own, drafts waiting. You press send.
for you
- You flip or hold domains and would rather own the toolkit than pay per opinion.
- You read the analysis and place your own bids.
- You want tools, not a broker relationship.
not for you
- You want someone to bid for you.
- You want the worker to send the outreach itself.
- You'd rather pay a commission than read a report.
- The pack as a plugin file. One upload into the Claude desktop app installs all five workers.
- The workers as individual files too, as a backup install route.
- The install guide. Ten minutes, written for non-technical people.
- Lifetime updates to this pack. When these workers improve, you get the new versions. No subscription.