Inquire
Make an offer on DIYsupps.org.
Tell us the number and what you're building. A person reads every offer — expect an accept, a counter, or a straight answer within one business day.
Offer received.
It goes straight to the owner. Expect a reply — acceptance, counter or a straight answer — within one business day.
The escrow flow
Six steps. Zero surprises.
The same flow every clean domain sale runs — Escrow.com optional but recommended for first-time buyers.
- 01
Offer accepted
You send an offer, we reply within one business day — accept, counter, or straight no.
- 02
Price agreed
Terms in writing: price, currency, transfer method, timeline.
- 03
Funds to escrow
You deposit at Escrow.com — or pay direct by wire, card, or BTC/ETH/USDC.
- 04
Domain moves
We push the domain to your registrar account or release the auth code.
- 05
You confirm
You verify the name is in your account and DNS answers to you.
- 06
Funds release
Escrow releases payment. The name is yours — full control, no strings.
What it's worth
Category names are flagship real estate.
Exact-match supplement domains don't trade often — they get held or acquired. The closest evidence points one way: the category name is the brand.
Protein.com
~$1.2M (2021) — Swedish e-retailer bought it outright from DuPont.
Vitamins.com
~$3M in 1999 — then the company built on it sold to HealthCentral for $103.5M.
supplements.com
Held by Pharmavite (Nature Made) — majors park the category name on purpose.
VitaminC.com
$104K — single-ingredient exact-match still clears six figures.
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.
Questions
Asked before every offer.
Is 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.
How fast is the transfer?
Within one business day of cleared payment. Registrar-to-registrar pushes are same-day; auth-code transfers depend on your registrar's speed. All eight move together.
What if I only want one domain?
You get all eight either way — the portfolio sells as a set, one price. Point the extras wherever you want, keep them parked dark, or resell them later; they're yours.
Are you affiliated with the brands on this site?
No. We're the domains' owners, full stop. The brands, retailers and recipes referenced here are factual context about the niche — nobody named endorses or is involved in this sale.
Is this a trademark risk?
"DIY supplements" is a descriptive phrase for a real consumer niche — the same way major retailers use it in category copy. Any buyer should run their own counsel on how they plan to use the name; we sell the domains, not legal advice.
Why sell it now?
The personalization wave is peaking — 69% of supplement users want custom regimens while prop-blend backlash is mainstream. The niche's original .com lapsed in 2021 and the addresses that inherit the phrase are this set.
What happens to my offer details?
They go to a person, not a list. We never publish offers, never share inquiries, and never sell inquiry data. The site runs lightweight aggregate analytics — no ad trackers, no cross-site profiling.