> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.domainer.domains/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Adding Domains

> Add a single domain to your marketplace — fill in name, price, and sale model, trigger AI to write the description, then publish it to your live catalog.

Go to **Domains → Domains → Add Domain** in the admin panel.

## Required fields

Only **Domain Name** is required. Everything else is optional — you can publish a domain with just a name and fill in content later.

Enter the domain exactly as it should appear in the URL: `sell.beer`, `holdbuy.com`, `nova.ai`. Lowercase. No `www`.

## RDAP auto-fill

When you save a new domain name for the first time, the platform fetches registration data automatically via RDAP:

* Registrar
* Registration date
* Expiry date
* Name servers
* Transfer type (derived from registration age — domains registered less than 60 days ago are flagged as potentially locked)

This runs silently in the background and doesn't block saving. Check the **RDAP status indicator** in the sidebar to see if the fetch succeeded. If a domain's TLD isn't covered by RDAP (some ccTLDs), the fields stay empty — fill them in manually.

To re-fetch, uncheck **RDAP Data Fetched** in the Technical Data section and save.

## Generating content with AI

Once the domain is saved, the AI generation buttons appear in the sidebar:

* **Generate All** — runs all content fields in one pass: emoji, tagline, short description, description, curator insight, categories, tags, use cases, perfect match, and brand color
* **Generate SEO** — generates the SEO title and description separately
* Individual **↺** buttons next to each field — regenerate just that field

AI generation never saves automatically. After generation, review the result in each field and click **Save** to apply.

<Note>
  AI generation requires a provider and API key configured in **Settings → AI**. If the AI is disabled or unconfigured, the generate buttons are hidden.
</Note>

## Setting the sale model

Before publishing, set the **Sale Model** in the Pricing & Sale Terms section. The default is **Make an Offer**. See [Sale Models](/concepts/sale-models) for how each option affects what buyers see.

If you set a price, also consider setting a **Minimum Offer Price** — the floor below which offers won't be submitted. Buyers never see this value.

## Publishing

The domain page goes live as soon as the record is saved with **Status: Available**. There is no separate publish toggle — available domains are always public.

To take a domain off the market temporarily, change the status to any value other than **Available**. The page still exists but shows the sold/pending state depending on your [SEO Settings](/configuration/seo-settings).

## Organizing your catalog

For the domain to appear on a category page, assign a **Primary Category**. Without a category, the domain still appears in the main inventory and on the homepage grid, but not on any `/categories/{slug}` page.

Add **Tags** to make the domain discoverable through the inventory filter bar. Tags are free-form — use whatever labels make sense for your portfolio. See [Tags](/concepts/tags).

Toggle marketplace checkboxes (**Afternic**, **Sedo**, **Atom**, **SAW**) in the sidebar to show the corresponding marketplace links on the domain page. Add custom marketplace links if the domain is listed elsewhere.

## Marking a domain as featured

Check **Is Featured** in the sidebar to include the domain in Featured-mode blocks on the homepage and other pages. Use this for your highest-priority listings.