RFC 10023 checker

Validate live _for-sale TXT records and find clear corrections for your DNS configuration.

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hydraulisch.nl

For sale

Advertised asking price€799

The domain publisher has advertised a sale signal.

RFC 10023 detected
Published seller contact available
Website availability not checked

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Confirm the offer directly with the seller.

RFC 10023 validation

Valid syntax

TXT hostname: _for-sale.hydraulisch.nl

v=FORSALE1;furi=mailto:jouke@siekman.io?subject=hydraulisch.nl

v=FORSALE1;fval=EUR799

v=FORSALE1;ftxt=This domain is for sale

v: The case-sensitive FORSALE1 version marker signals sale intent.
fval: An indicative asking price: uppercase currency plus decimal amount.
furi: A listing or contact URI. Unsafe schemes are never clickable.
ftxt: Publisher-provided text, shown without executing markup.
fcod: A code interpreted only by parties that know its meaning.

Publisher description: This domain is for sale

Published contact: mailto:jouke@siekman.io?subject=hydraulisch.nl

RFC 10023 specification

Generate sale records for your domain →

Publish a domain sale signal

At your current DNS provider, add separate TXT records named _for-sale. Some providers require the full name _for-sale.example.com. You normally do not need to change nameservers.

Example values — replace the price and address with your own information:

v=FORSALE1;fval=EUR799
v=FORSALE1;ftxt=This domain is for sale
v=FORSALE1;furi=mailto:seller@example.com

Each line is one TXT record, with one character-string of at most 255 bytes. Use a TTL of 3600 seconds or less. Delete sale records when the offer is withdrawn.

Read the RFC 10023 guide →