A name that already sounds like a company — seven letters, one clean core.
The domain. That's what you're paying for.
Optional, on request:
Extras quoted separately. The Acquire price is for the asset.
Use it from day one. Own it on completion.
If circumstances change:
How the monthly is set: acquire price €85,000 plus a flat 15% financing premium, divided over 48 months — €2036/mo. The 15% is the only financing charge: no separate interest, no compounding. The lease price is for the asset. Optional extras (trademark, logo, advisory) are separate.
Say it once and it lands: an·ta·cor. The stress falls on the first syllable and the ending resolves on a hard, corporate ‑cor — the Latin root of core, accord and record.
antacor reads as central and engineered rather than cute or descriptive. Its prefix carries three useful readings at once — ante (ahead), anti (against) and the tireless ant — so the name flexes from “core system” to “protective layer” to “distributed network” without ever describing a single product. That openness is what lets one word sit above a whole company.
It sits on the same shelf as the coined ‑cor names enterprises already trust as masterbrands, while staying short enough — seven letters, three syllables — to work as a logotype, an app icon and a spoken handoff on a call.
It pronounces cleanly in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish, with no awkward consonant clusters and no unintended meaning in the major European markets — a name that travels without a translation footnote.
It scans as a single word. Lowercase, capitalized, or as a custom logotype, it works. No hyphens, no numbers, no compromise. The .com is included.
Coined, ownable and free of descriptive baggage, antacor gives a young company the one thing a descriptive name cannot: room to grow into whatever it becomes, under a mark that can actually be defended.
Seven letters, three syllables, front‑stressed — short enough to own a logotype and unambiguous enough to survive a phone call. No silent letters, no spelling fork the listener has to guess.
Nice classes most natural to a antacor-branded venture, organized by registrability strength (WIPO Nice Classification, 12th edition):
Strongest fit — antacor reads as a coined fanciful term:
Strategic fit — registrable with goods descriptions that carve out any descriptive goods, or with a composite (word + logo) mark:
Extendable, if relevant: Class 35 (business, data & analytics services) and Class 45 (security, identity & legal‑tech services).
Indicative information, not legal advice. A registered trademark requires substantive examination by the relevant office and is not conveyed with the domain. Class-by-class registrability is fact-specific and depends on the goods-and-services description in the filing. Introduction to qualified trademark counsel available on request — quoted separately from the asset.
Opening bid €59000
Periodically, antacor.com enters a private auction round — a time-bounded sealed-bid process. Submit your best-and-final offer by the closing date.
Bids are for the domain itself. Optional services — trademark search, identity work — are quoted separately.
A sealed-bid round is reviewed by xtr.name, with the right to accept, counter, or decline any offer — standard practice for any auction handling assets above placeholder value. The full process, including how bids are evaluated, is documented at xtrname.com.
The acquire and lease prices reflect current market positioning for a curated brandable .com in this category. Sealed bids are reviewed individually — strategic offers from buyers with strong brand fit, brand credibility, or a specific use case are considered seriously. Submit an offer through the sealed-bid round or the inquiry form on this page; we respond within 48 hours.
Inquiries and ongoing communication are accepted in any major language for information purposes. First response within 48 hours in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish; within 96 hours in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. For other languages, please write in your language of preference and we'll respond accordingly. A translated overview of this listing is available on request — use the inquiry form.
Legally binding documents — sale agreement, escrow instructions, transfer paperwork — are executed in English.
Yes. Mutual NDAs are available on request and are routine for stealth launches, corporate consolidations, and rebrands. Under NDA, the buyer's identity, intended use, and negotiation terms remain fully confidential — no public price record, no celebration post, no public trail. Discretion is the default mode here. Use the inquiry form with subject 'NDA' and we'll send our standard mutual NDA within 48 hours, or accept yours if your legal team prefers.
The lease runs through a licensed escrow service. You pay €2036 per month for 48 months (extendable). From day one you control the domain — point DNS, launch your site, build your brand. The final payment transfers ownership in full. No interest, no credit check, no surprises.
Acquire and Lease prices are for the domain itself: full ownership of antacor.com and the defensive antacor.co (both transfer together — immediate for Acquire, on completion at month 48 for Lease), escrow-protected transfer via a licensed escrow service, and white-glove transfer support. No royalties, no recurring fees, no encumbrances.
Sealed bids are also for the domain itself.
Optional services — trademark search, logo and brand identity work — are quoted separately on request.
Documentation deepens as the conversation does. The public fact sheet opens instantly on this page — asset, deal, IP posture, seller — in two minutes. Buyers receive an extended dossier (7+ pages) under mutual NDA, with the full due-diligence package matched to the specifics of their inquiry. At Letter of Intent, the deal-stage paperwork follows: sale agreement, escrow instructions, transfer checklist.
Four steps, typically completed within a week.
1. Choose — acquire, lease, or sealed bid.
2. Pay — funds held in escrow until transfer is verified. Wire transfer is standard for transactions at this scale, via a licensed escrow service.
3. Receive — the domain transfers to your registrar within 3 to 7 days, with white-glove support throughout.
4. Build — point DNS, launch your brand. The name is yours, free and clear.
After acquisition, the only ongoing cost is the standard .com renewal fee — typically 7 to 20 USD per year, paid directly to your registrar. The domain is yours, free and clear.
A sealed-bid round opens for a defined window. During that window, buyers submit their best-and-final offer in writing. At the close, xtr.name reviews all bids and chooses to accept, counter, or pass. Unlike a public auction, the highest bid is not automatically the winner — and unlike an open negotiation, every bidder is working against the same closing date, knowing the round is competitive without seeing who else has offered. The format mirrors how art and mergers and acquisitions transactions are conducted.
Yes. Acquire and lease are always available via the inquiry form on this page, and offers can be submitted any time by email to the inquiry form. Auction rounds are simply the periods when competitive bidding is actively encouraged.
This domain is listed by xtr.name by Fairlane Ventures — the contracting entity for all transactions. xtr.name has been active in the identity industry since 2020, with a curated portfolio of premium domains. Title is warranted unencumbered at closing; all transfers run through a licensed escrow service.
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