Large brandable domain marketplace swallows another.
Brandable domain marketplace BrandBucket has acquired competitor Brandroot, the company announced today. The acquisition was completed June 20 and the price was not disclosed.
Combined, the two companies have 70,000 domain names and 1,000 domain sellers. Brandroot is the smaller of the two with about 20,000 domain names.
The site uses logos to sell complete brands to startups and other businesses.
As of now, both sites are operating. I wouldn’t be surprised if BrandBucket pulls Brandroot’s inventory into its own site and sunsets Brandroot in the future.
The company said sellers should stay tuned for more announcements about the acquisition and integration plans.
1. Buy thousands of domains from other Brandbucket sellers for cheap
2. Create your own domain marketplace with these
3. ????
4. PROFIT
Yes domainers love to pay exorbitant commissions and keep LOGO designers fed and happy, what would we do with out you brandbucket.
I understand why newbies may throw 30% of their commission in the trash, but I’m surprised when I hear about veterans going it
Yep, I thought of that aswell…
I get it if there looking for a brand and have no clue on how to come up with one on their own, I have a few brands but they get decent type in and I don’t like paying 30% if they halved it I might consider.
nice move i must say