Three acquisition scopes
A single domain
One precise address for a brand, a product, a service or an initiative — the most direct route when a project targets a specific language or market.
A market lot
Every available form for one market — the three Swiss domains, for example, or the three Spanish ones — so that the variants of a name stay in the same hands.
The complete portfolio
All 17 domains under a single owner: a consistent presence across eight European markets and one global extension, for an organisation that intends to carry the name across the continent.
These uses are examples only. They say nothing about the value of any domain or the success of any project.
Markets covered
The table below lists the portfolio’s 17 domains exactly as they appear on the main page. Each row links to the corresponding lot.
| Market | Market languages | Domains | Names | Lot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Union | 24 official languages | 2 |
| Lot I |
| Global & institutional | International | 1 |
| Lot II |
| Switzerland | German, French, Italian, Romansh | 3 |
| Lot III |
| German-speaking markets — .eu extension | German | 1 |
| Lot IV |
| France | French | 2 |
| Lot V |
| Spain | Spanish | 3 |
| Lot VI |
| Italy | Italian | 2 |
| Lot VII |
| United Kingdom | English | 1 |
| Lot VIII |
| Belgium | French, Dutch, German | 2 |
| Lot IX |
| Total | 17 |
super-intelligenz.eu carries the German expression on the European .eu extension; it is not a German national domain. Some extensions, including .eu, are subject to their registry’s eligibility rules.
A confidential, structured process
Choose
A single domain, a lot or the complete portfolio.
Introduce
Your organisation and the project you have in mind.
Specify
The structure you are considering: acquisition, exclusive use or lease-to-own.
Review
Saryn Trade reviews every proposal personally.
Discuss
Terms are discussed in confidence.
Complete
A written agreement is signed, then the operations are carried out with the relevant registries.
Every transaction depends on the agreement of both parties, the rules of the relevant registry, applicable checks and the final contractual terms. No transaction is completed online and no prices are published.
Each proposal is considered in the light of the project behind it.
Considering a right of use rather than a purchase? Read about exclusive licences and lease-to-own.