Atom has adopted RFC 10023, the new DNS standard for signaling that a registered domain is for sale. AI agents and domain tools can now see that an eligible Atom listing is for sale, and where to buy it, straight from DNS. No scraping landers. No setup for sellers. Rolling out now: atom.com/blog/atom-adopts-rf…

Atom Adopts RFC 10023: Every Eligible Listing Is Getting a Machine-Readable “For Sale” Signal - Atom

The next buyer for your domain may not be a person. It may be an AI agent. Today, a landing page tells human visitors that a domain is for sale. Software has a harder time. It must load the page,...

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Sep 25, 2026 · 5:08 PM UTC

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This is the part that matters. If (for sale) lives in DNS agents do not need the lander, the marketplace page, or a scrape. The listing becomes a record, not a website. Sellers who already have clean names on Atom just got distribution they did not have to build.
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Machine-readable DNS listings could make agent commerce less dependent on brittle scraping.
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Amazing that you manage to keep up shipping in lockstep with these accelerating AI/hybrid times, Thanks @atomHQ!
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@atomHQ you are just super awesome 👌
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