Community name · for sale
The name the supplement community already says.
DIYsupps.org — 'supps' is how the forum crowd spells it. 610,000 r/Supplements members mix their own and trade recipes daily; the community's word is on the market. One offer takes all eight domains.
Offer received.
It goes straight to the owner. Expect an answer — acceptance, counter, or a straight no — within one business day.
The playbook
5 guides, every gram accounted for.
Community-tested recipes and setups — the kind of guides the forum crowd keeps re-deriving in scattered threads, gathered in one place.
The $100 lab bench
The bench everyone builds eventually — a milligram scale, a capsule machine, jars and desiccant. The threads converged on this kit years ago; it costs less than two tubs of branded pre-workout.
Make your own pre-workout
The recipe-swap threads converged on this stack years ago: citrulline, beta-alanine, caffeine, creatine — weighed on a scale, not scooped from a tub that hides 44.3% of its label. About sixty cents a serving, and every regular has a remix.
Brew your own energy drinks
The energy-drink clone is one of the most re-derived recipes on the forums — every few months someone posts their version and the comments converge on the same five actives plus acids. Here is the consensus build, priced out: a $2–3.50 can against ≈ $0.40–0.60 a liter.
Fill your own capsules
The threads settled this years ago: a $20 machine, a thousand empties for $15, and any bulk powder becomes a pill you dosed yourself. The beginner trap never changes — capsule size is volume, not milligrams.
DIY electrolytes & sports drinks
Every electrolyte thread ends the same way: three salts, a kitchen scale, and a jar. The flagship brand publishes its own formula — the community priced it out years ago at about eight cents a packet.
The recipes
Same actives. A fifth of the price.
Published community formulations — the branded-tub ingredient lists, rebuilt from bulk powder with the cost math printed on the label.
The $0.60 Pre-Workout
BUDGET| Citrulline malate 2:1 | 6 g | $0.30 |
| Beta-alanine | 3.2 g | $0.10 |
| Caffeine anhydrous | 200 mg | $0.07 |
| Creatine monohydrate | 5 g | $0.20 |
≈ $0.67 / serving
Same actives as $2 scoops — at real doses, not fairy dust.
Full Clinical
STIM| Citrulline malate 2:1 | 8 g | $0.40 |
| Beta-alanine | 3.2 g | $0.10 |
| Caffeine anhydrous | 200–400 mg | $0.10 |
| Creatine monohydrate | 5 g | $0.20 |
| L-Tyrosine | 2 g | $0.20 |
≈ $1.00–1.20 / serving
Everything a $45 'fully loaded' tub claims — at the doses the studies used.
Stim-Free Pump
NON-STIM| L-Citrulline | 6 g | $0.30 |
| Creatine monohydrate | 5 g | $0.20 |
| Glycerol powder | 2 g | $0.05 |
| Taurine | 2 g | $0.10 |
≈ $0.65 / serving
Evening lifting without the 2 a.m. ceiling stare.
Homemade Energy Drink
CANNED-KILLER| Caffeine anhydrous | 100–200 mg | $0.07 |
| Taurine | 1 g | $0.05 |
| Citric + malic acid (2:1) | ¾ tsp | $0.05 |
| Sugar or dextrose | 2 tbsp | $0.08 |
| B-complex + sparkling water | 500 ml | $0.15 |
≈ $0.40 / can
The Monster label, rebuilt for the price of the can deposit.
Eight reference mixes across the guides — start with the $100 lab bench.
The raw material
What's actually in the scoop.
The dozen-and-change ingredients behind every pre-workout, energy drink and electrolyte packet — bought by the kilo, dosed by you.
Caffeine anhydrous
≈ $0.05100–200 mg
The stim backbone of every pre-workout and energy drink. ISSN range 3–6 mg/kg.
Creatine monohydrate
≈ $0.203–5 g / day
The most-studied ergogenic on the planet. Skip the loading — 5 g daily works.
Beta-alanine
≈ $0.103.2–6.4 g / day
The tingle. Builds carnosine buffers over weeks — most tubs underdose it.
Citrulline malate 2:1
≈ $0.306–8 g
The pump ingredient. Commercial scoops average under 2 g — half the evidence dose.
L-Citrulline
≈ $0.306 g
The pure form — same nitric-oxide pathway without the malic acid.
L-Tyrosine
≈ $0.201–2 g
Focus under stress — the nootropic wing's staple pre-workout add.
Taurine
≈ $0.101–3 g
The energy-drink constant — cell hydration and a smoother stim feel.
Betaine (TMG)
≈ $0.202.5 g
Power output and hydration — the quiet workhorse of clinical-dose formulas.
The full directory, doses and mixing technique live in the setup guide.
Why this name
The phrase is the niche. The domain is the phrase.
Nobody in a supplement thread writes 'dietary supplements.' They write supps — in r/Supplements, in recipe swaps, in every Discord mixing channel. The community's spelling is the domain.
The exact-match name
"DIY supplements" is literally what the niche calls itself — in Reddit threads, YouTube titles and every bulk retailer's SEO playbook. This is that phrase as a domain. No modifier, no hyphen, no explanation.
The industry already spells it "supps"
ballisticsupps.ca, magnumsupps.com, gosupps.com — real supplement companies already run on the abbreviation. DIY Supps reads native to anyone in the market and obvious to everyone else.
A search term with a receipt
Supplement keywords carry $1.80–$8+ CPCs, and the DIY corner is low-competition long-tail. Exact-match still matters when the phrase is the category and the content is real.
Riding the personalization wave
69% of supplement users want a personalized regimen (CRN 2024) while 44% of pre-workout ingredients hide in proprietary blends (Nutrients 2019). The mix-your-own answer is built into the name.
Proven niche, open address
diysupplements.com ran a real mix-your-own guide site for a decade (2010–2021, ~4,400 monthly readers) then lapsed. The phrase earned its audience — the good addresses are this set.
Owned outright, transferable
all eight names are ours — no brokers, no liens, no lease games. Payment clears by wire, card, Escrow.com or crypto; the domain is in your registrar account within one business day.
The receipts
A $300B industry with a DIY leak.
$327B
Global supplements market by 2030
Grand View Research — from $177.5B in 2023, 9.1% CAGR
$26.7B
Pre-workout market by 2030
ResearchAndMarkets — from $16.3B in 2024
75%
US adults take supplements
CRN/Ipsos 2024 consumer survey — 45% use sports nutrition
44.3%
Of pre-workout ingredients hide in prop blends
Jagim et al., Nutrients 2019 — top-100 products analyzed
3–5×
Cheaper per serving mixed yourself
$0.35–0.60 DIY vs $1.50–3.00 branded scoops
610K
Members of r/Supplements
+30% year over year — the mix-it-yourself crowd
8,000+
Orders/day at the biggest bulk retailer
BulkSupplements.com — 500+ single ingredients in stock
69%
Of users want a personalized regimen
CRN/Ipsos 2024 — the DIY pitch in one number
The neighborhood
The industry this name sits beside.
The brands and retailers already printing the word "supps" on their storefronts — the market context a buyer steps into. No affiliation; all trademarks belong to their owners.
Optimum Nutrition
Gold Standard Whey — the world's #1 whey. Glanbia paid $315M for it in 2008.
Universal Animal
Animal Pak since 1983 — the original pill-pack system.
GAT Sport
NITRAFLEX pre-workout — ~7,500 US retailers, ~60 countries.
MusclePharm
Combat protein and Assault — the Arnold Series era.
ALLMAX Nutrition
ISOFLEX isolate — Canada's longest-running export, 100+ countries.
Ballistic Labs
Trigger Point's 25 g clinical scoop — and yes, they run on ballisticsupps.ca.
Mammoth Supplements
Mammoth Mass — Canada's original weight gainer.
Magnum Nutraceuticals
Quattro and Opus — another brand that chose magnumsupps.com.
Rival Nutrition
Clean Gainer — bought by Optimum Nutrition's founders in 2013.
4EVERFIT
The value-line staple — now in the Prairie Naturals family.
Grizzly Fitness
Canada's belt-and-straps brand in 40+ countries — the accessory flank.
Who buys it
Six ways this name pays rent.
THE MIX
The community
r/Supplements has 610,000 members already mixing, with no canonical home. Forums, recipe vaults, vendor ratings — the address is the clubhouse.
SHOP DIYSUPPS
The bulk-ingredient retailer
500+ single-ingredient SKUs sold by weight — BulkSupplements ships 8,000 orders a day proving the model. This is the storefront that names itself.
DIYSUPPS.IO
The stack-builder app
Formulate a blend, see the evidence dose, price it against the branded tub, order the powders. The .io variant is a SaaS name waiting for a repo.
THE GUIDES
The content & review hub
DIY recipes, ingredient deep-dives, vendor reviews. BulkSupplements pays 15% on ~$120 average orders — the affiliate economics write themselves.
DIY SUPPS LABS
The transparent house brand
A supplement company's open-label line on the name that literally says it — every ingredient, every dose, printed where a prop blend would hide.
BUILD YOUR BLEND
The private-label front door
Contract manufacturers need an intake brand for custom-formula clients. 'DIY Supplements' is the exact search a founder types.
The sale
Offer today. Own it tomorrow.
Owner-direct, one price for the whole set. Offer, agree, pay by wire, card, Escrow.com or crypto — all eight names in your registrar within one business day.
See the full processIs the domain actually for sale?
Yes — and the whole portfolio comes with it. All eight names are ours outright; buy any one and the other seven transfer with it. No broker, no auction timer, no marketplace fees.
Is there a price?
We don't post one. Category names trade on what the buyer plans to build — a bulk retailer and a content site value the same address differently. Serious offers only; lowballs get a polite no.
How does the purchase work?
You send an offer → we reply within one business day → we agree a price → payment clears by wire, card, crypto (BTC/ETH/USDC) or Escrow.com → all eight domains land in a registrar account in your name within one business day.
Is Escrow.com supported?
Yes — for buyers who want a third party holding funds until the transfer confirms. You deposit, we transfer all eight, you confirm, funds release.
THE FULL SET
Buy one. Get all eight.
Every offer on DIYsupps.org covers the whole portfolio — the other seven names transfer with it. One price, and the niche is yours from every angle.
The niche's address is on the table.
Tell us the number — one offer covers all eight domains. Serious offers get a reply within one business day.
Make an offer