Hello everyone,
Today I wanted to share my recent and past experience from two well-known brokerage companies GritBrokerage and Saw.
I tried Saw.com in 2020 for a 6 months period for my best 50+ domains. I expected some positive results from them as one should expect it. However, during the entire 6 months tenure, most of the time I had to ask for the updates if there were any and very few and low offers were presented by their buyers. No successful sale happened. Since I cannot know how much effort was really put behind the scenes so I cannot say much. But I wasn’t happy to use their service and won’t recommend anyone as well.
Recently I tried GritBrokerage for around 20 domains including most of my top .CO domains like Business, News, Finance, Whiskey, Men, Ski, Internet, Vodka, Fish, Decor, etc. I have actually done business with GritBrokerage in the past as a buyer and had a pleasant experience with them. I was mainly impressed with their .CO sales and wanted to try their service and see how it goes for my domains. We mutually agreed on a certain price for all the domains and initially did the 6 months contract.
There was no sale during this period but I was very much hopeful to have at least one sale with them. That’s why I decided to extend for another 6 months, which ended very recently. So altogether I tried one year but ended with selling no domain through them. Although they presented one solid offer which I accepted but according to them, the buyer vanished lately.
My suggestion for both companies especially for Saw is that you guys should keep your clients updated with any progress even if there is no positive update to share. It’s not good that most of the time, a client has to reach out and ask for the update and then it’s provided.
Coming to the conclusion, I just wanted to share my personal experience and I think some may have a good experience with them which I won’t disagree with but this is what I went through and wanted to share it with you all.
I would love to hear your thoughts about my experience and feel free to share your experience using any of the above companies for buying and/or selling domains.


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