About

WhoShouldOwn.com is a curated archive of consequential domain names. Each name in the archive has a question attached to it: Who should own this?

The question is published across social media. Readers consider it, and when a name comes to mind — a founder, a researcher, a colleague, a company — they forward the link. The right owner finds the right domain through the people who know the field, not through cold outreach or a marketplace listing.

A domain is added to the archive with a short note: what it means, who might be the natural owner, why it matters. That entry is published across X, LinkedIn, and other platforms with the same simple question. Each post is archived back on the domain's permanent page here, so the conversation accumulates over time in one place.

When a reader has someone in mind, they forward the page. Over time, the right owner arrives.

WhoShouldOwn.com offers total discretion on completed transactions — to buyers and to sellers alike. We never publish the names of either party, the domains that have changed hands, or the prices paid. If anyone involved chooses to broadcast their side of a transaction, that is their decision to make — not ours.

The buyers who are right for these names — strategic acquirers, stealth-mode founders, individuals who value the privacy of their decisions — should be able to acquire a domain without an audience. The sellers who entrust their domains to the archive deserve the same.

WhoShouldOwn.com is curated by Harvey Feole, a domain investor and broker with twenty-six years of experience finding the right names for the right owners. More about his work at HarveyF.com.

Inquiries about any domain are sent to harvey@harveyf.com. All negotiation is handled by email.