Outright purchase
Buy at the listed price with Buy now, or propose your own figure with Make an offer. The seller pays the Escrow.com fees and Domain Concierge, so the listed price is the price you pay.
Domain Services
The Power Point, LLC owns and directly offers a portfolio of premium .fund and strategic domains. Buy a name outright, lease it, or lease to own it, with every transaction settled through Escrow.com and the escrow and concierge fees paid by us.
What we offer
Buy at the listed price with Buy now, or propose your own figure with Make an offer. The seller pays the Escrow.com fees and Domain Concierge, so the listed price is the price you pay.
Exclusive use of a name for 3 to 60 months. The monthly rate is set from the asking price and runs from $1,000 to $6,000 a month; the first month is due at signing, and the name returns at the end unless renewed.
Pay a down payment, then fixed monthly installments over 3 to 60 months. Registrant rights transfer to you through escrow after the final payment, which suits buyers who want the name now and the cost spread out.
Each name points at a real market: gold, Madrid property, critical minerals and more. We forecast that market 6 to 12 months ahead and show what the forecast supports in price, so a buyer can see the reasoning behind the number.
Every domain has its own live landing page with purchase and lease options and an enquiry form, and many have an investment thesis that sets out the sector, the opportunity and possible fund uses.
Once the name is yours, our other practice areas can build the site, the fund communications and the launch campaign, from development to marketing and public relations.
Lease and lease-to-own figures are indicative. Final terms, including rate and term, are set in a written agreement and paid through Escrow.com.
Inventory at a glance
The full list, with live links, search and Escrow.com buttons on every name, is in the Domain Inventory.
Capital formation across markets
Use a clear sector or place brand for venture capital, private equity, real estate, private credit, infrastructure, Opportunity Zone, municipal or philanthropic initiatives. Issuers may also consider offerings under Regulation D, Regulation Crowdfunding, or Regulation A, subject to eligibility, offering limits, intermediary requirements, securities counsel, and federal and state law.
A domain can unify communications for UCITS products, alternative investment funds under AIFMD, long-term strategies associated with ELTIF, venture structures such as EuVECA, social-enterprise strategies such as EuSEF, and public-private development initiatives. The brand should be aligned with the selected domicile, manager permissions, distribution rules, disclosures, and sustainability claims.
Possible uses include Singapore variable-capital companies, Hong Kong open-ended fund companies or limited-partnership funds, Japanese investment vehicles, private-equity and venture partnerships, family-office programs, infrastructure platforms, and cross-border economic-development initiatives. Structure, licensing, promotion, tax, investor eligibility, and data obligations vary substantially by market.
These examples are educational, not legal, tax, securities, or investment advice. A domain name does not establish a fund, authorize an offering, or imply regulatory approval.
Secure transaction process
Escrow.com is a neutral third party that holds the buyer’s payment while the agreed domain transfer is completed. Review the final escrow agreement for fees, timing, inspection terms, and transfer conditions.
Contact The Power Point, LLC to confirm availability, discuss intended terms, and agree on the sale price.
The seller initiates the transaction. Both parties review the domain, price, inspection period, and transfer terms before accepting. Learn how domain escrow works ↗
The buyer pays Escrow.com using the method stated in the transaction. Escrow.com verifies and securely holds the funds. Do not send the domain purchase price directly to the seller.
After funds are secured, the seller unlocks the domain and supplies the authorization code or pushes the name to the buyer’s registrar account.
The buyer verifies that the domain is under their control and confirms receipt within the agreed inspection period. Review Escrow.com’s domain process ↗
Once acceptance is confirmed and applicable conditions are satisfied, Escrow.com releases payment to the seller and closes the transaction.
Fees
Every Buy Domain Now and Make An Offer button in the Domain Inventory is set with the seller as the fee payer and the concierge service switched on. The price a buyer sees is the price a buyer pays: no escrow fee, no concierge surcharge, and no line items added at checkout. Carrying those costs on the seller side removes the usual back-and-forth over who covers what, lets a buyer compare our domains against other listings on equal terms, and keeps the transaction moving once an offer is accepted.
The one cost that stays with the buyer is the wire fee charged by the buyer's own bank. Escrow.com does not set or collect it and neither do we, so it cannot be folded into the listed price. Most banks charge a flat fee for an outgoing domestic or international wire; check with yours before sending funds.
Escrow.com fee questions ↗Payment options
Escrow.com accepts several funding methods, and the choice is made inside the transaction after it is created. A bank wire clears for any amount and is the default for domain purchases. Buyers with a U.S. bank account can usually fund by Direct Deposit / ACH, which carries little or no bank fee but takes longer to settle and is subject to Escrow.com's transaction limits. Card and PayPal payments are available only for small amounts. Whichever method is used, the domain is not released until Escrow.com confirms the funds have fully cleared.
Payment methods and limits ↗Concierge service
An Escrow Concierge Service is a white-glove, third-party management option, offered by Escrow.com for high-value domains and other digital assets, in which the escrow provider steps in as the intermediary and holds both the money and the domain in its own master registrar account until the deal is complete. Instead of the buyer and seller passing authorization codes to each other, Escrow.com staff handle the transfer at both ends.
The seller moves the domain into Escrow.com's secure registrar account before anything else happens.
The buyer pays Escrow.com, which confirms the money has cleared before the domain moves anywhere.
Escrow.com checks the asset against the agreement and delivers it to the buyer's registrar account. Because staff verify delivery, the manual buyer-confirmation step is bypassed and the seller is paid sooner.
Why it suits these listings. Both sides get the highest level of protection available on the platform, the seller is paid as soon as the domain is safely with the concierge rather than after a buyer's inspection window, and a first-time or cross-border buyer has an expert walking the transfer through rather than working it out alone. The Power Point, LLC pays for this service on every domain in the inventory.
Sources: Escrow.com Domain Concierge, Escrow.com FAQ on transfer assistance, Domain escrow services guide.
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Fund structures and offering routes change. Sponsors and buyers should verify current requirements with qualified advisers and the relevant authorities.