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Website and Domain Name Sale Agreement — Word & PDF Template
An agreement for the private sale of a website and its domain names, covering the assets sold, payment, transfer steps, copyright, the email list and a seller non-compete.
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This website and domain name sale agreement template records a private sale of a website, its domain names and related accounts from a seller to a buyer. It sets out what is sold, how the price is paid, how the assets are handed over and what the seller promises about the site.
Who is this template for?
It suits individuals and companies buying or selling a website, blog or online business privately. As the document itself states, it is not for a sale made under a marketplace platform’s own contract. Registered trade marks and the seller’s debts or contracts are not included unless listed, and a registered trade mark needs its own transfer document.
What does the template include?
The agreement is made up of numbered sections:
- Parties — names, addresses and emails of the seller and the buyer, individual or company.
- What Is Being Sold — a table of domain names, registrars and renewal dates, plus content, platform and code, hosting, social media accounts, email list, revenue and affiliate accounts and excluded items; passwords are handed over separately.
- Price and Payment — the total price with a VAT note, and a tick-one choice of payment in full, through a named escrow service or by up to three instalments.
- Transfer Steps — a target completion date and the seller’s steps to move domains, hosting, logins and social accounts, with view access to analytics before completion.
- Copyright and Third-Party Components — assignment of the seller’s intellectual property on payment, a moral rights waiver, and third-party themes, plugins and images passing only as their licences allow.
- Seller’s Promises — traffic and revenue figures for a stated period, ownership of domains and content, and no known claims, search-engine penalties or bought links.
- Email List and Personal Data — a tick-one choice on whether the list is included, and each party’s data protection responsibilities.
- Seller’s Non-Compete — a restriction period and niche within which the seller will not run a competing site or approach advertisers, partners or subscribers.
- Support After Completion — a support period and maximum hours of email help from the seller.
- Liability — each party’s liability capped at the total price, with a 12-month period for claims about the seller’s promises.
- General — entire agreement, changes in writing, discussion of disputes, and governing law of England and Wales.
- Signatures — signature blocks for the seller and the buyer, with a position line for companies.
Easy to customise
The template opens in Microsoft Word, Google Docs and LibreOffice. Fill in the highlighted fields, list the domains and accounts being sold, tick the payment and email list options and edit any clause to suit your sale.
Format and scope
Download instantly as an editable Word (.docx) file and a PDF, formatted to A4. Written in plain British English and drafted for use in England and Wales.
How to edit the template
- Download the DOCX file after purchase
- Open it in Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice or another DOCX editor
- Fill in the parties' details in the marked fields
- Edit the terms and text to match what has been agreed
- Print it for signing or send it digitally