How we check every listing.

Here are the checks that run today and the ones coming next, so you always know what a listing has passed.

Our checks

Status as of 2 October 2026.

CheckWhat it meansStatus
Ownership by DNS TXTA seller proves control of a domain by adding a TXT record we give them. We read it and tick the listing.Live
Our own inventoryThe 34 domains we list today are held by Iron Code Studios, and each has a live lander you can open.Live
Facts name their sourceEach figure on a listing says where it came from. A missing one reads None.Live
Revenue and traffic from a connected accountA listing shows revenue only when a connected payment or analytics account backs it.Planned
Independent assessment of a siteA written review of a site's content, links and risks before listing.Planned

How the DNS TXT check works

  1. 1

    We give you a value

    A short string tied to your listing.

  2. 2

    You add it as a TXT record

    At your DNS host, on the domain.

  3. 3

    We look it up

    If it matches, the listing shows ownership as checked.

  4. 4

    You can remove it after

    The record has no other effect.

Public tools for any buyer

We have no relationship with these.

ICANN Lookup

Registration data for a domain.

Not affiliated with Market One. lookup.icann.org

Internet Archive Wayback Machine

What a site looked like in the past.

Not affiliated with Market One. web.archive.org

Google Search Console

Shows a site's search data to its owner. Ask the seller to share it.

Not affiliated with Market One. search.google.com/search-console

Verification

Is every listing verified?
No. A listing shows which checks it has passed.
Do you check a seller's identity?
Not as a stand-alone check today. Sign-in is through Omxus.
Is this a guarantee?
No. It is evidence. Read the terms.

Next step

List with a checked domain

Start a listing and we send the TXT value.

Ready to sell? Get your site in front of buyers today.

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