The table above lists current Aftermarket.pl auction inventory. Use the guide below for auction mechanics, listing types, bid increments, settlement rules, and how to shortlist with history and link signals.
How Aftermarket.pl auctions work
Aftermarket.pl combines a Polish registrar with a large secondary marketplace. Public site stats show on the order of 450,000 domains under management, about 150,000 users, roughly 417,000 marketplace offers, about 1,500 live auctions, and more than 600,000 completed transactions. Registry reporting has placed the platform near 18% of new .pl registrations (17.72% in the 2024 .pl registry award).
Auction flow in short:
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Listing parameters. The seller sets a starting price and end time. Optional fields include a minimum (reserve) price and a Buy Now price.
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Bidding. Each new bid must exceed the current price by the required break amount for that price tier (see the table below).
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Late-bid extensions. A bid in the last 5 minutes adds another 5 minutes to the clock.
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Scheduled bids. Buyers can preload a sniper list; the system places those bids near close when needed to stay ahead.
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Close and Escrow. The highest bid wins if any reserve is met. Escrow starts automatically; payment is due within 7 days. Funds release after the domain transfers.
Listing types on Aftermarket.pl
Standard auctions
Seller-listed ascending auctions with a fixed end time (plus extensions). Participation itself has no fee; the buyer pays the winning bid.
Last Minute auctions
Domains that expire soon or have already entered expiry, typically because the seller will not renew. Rules match standard auctions, and Aftermarket promotes them in a dedicated category and newsletter. Plan for a renewal after winning.
Caught-domain auctions
Auctions among people who requested a domain catch. Others may join only after paying a non-refundable join fee. That fee is not credited toward the winning bid if that buyer wins.
Buy Now inside an auction vs fixed listings
If an auction has a Buy Now price, purchasing at that price ends the auction at once. Separate fixed-price marketplace listings (outside the auction clock) are available as Aftermarket.pl Buy Now inventory in Karma.Domains.
Bid increments (PLN)
To outbid the current leader, the next offer must clear the current price by at least:
| Current price | Minimum break |
| Below 10 PLN | 2 PLN |
| Below 30 PLN | 5 PLN |
| Below 200 PLN | 10 PLN |
| Below 500 PLN | 20 PLN |
| Below 1,000 PLN | 50 PLN |
| Below 2,500 PLN | 100 PLN |
| Below 5,000 PLN | 250 PLN |
| Below 10,000 PLN | 500 PLN |
| Below 25,000 PLN | 1,000 PLN |
| 25,000 PLN and above | 2,500 PLN |
These tiers come from Aftermarket.pl's buyer help. Prices on the marketplace can also appear in other currencies on individual lots; check the listing currency before bidding.
What the table above shows
The table surfaces live Aftermarket.pl auctions and overlays history and link-quality signals. Typical columns include Source (Aftermarket.pl), Bids, Current Price, End Time, plus:
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Karma Score (0-100): Wayback-based cleanliness. Spam eras, doorway patterns, and hard topic flips lower the score.
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Majestic TF/CF, Moz DA / Spam Score, BL, RD: third-party link metrics for fast triage.
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Similarweb Traffic (when available): directional visibility only.
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Wayback Age, Wayback Langs, Categories: age, language footprint, and topical fit.
Workflow: shortlist by Karma Score and link columns, confirm listing type (standard, Last Minute, or caught-domain), then use Bids / Price / End Time to decide when to bid or open Buy Now on Aftermarket.pl.
Due diligence for Aftermarket.pl lots
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Open Wayback snapshots across years; skip pharma, casino, piracy eras, and odd redirect chains.
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Check referring pages, beyond DA/TF scores alone. Prefer editorial, in-content links and natural anchors.
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Match topics. Historical theme and planned use should line up if link equity matters.
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Budget for renewal on Last Minute names that sit near expiry.
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Know caught-auction fees before joining an auction without an earlier catch request.
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Screen trademarks (especially for .pl and brandable strings) before committing a high bid.
How Karma.Domains helps with Aftermarket.pl
Aftermarket.pl publishes a large Polish aftermarket feed. Sorting by price or end time alone still leaves history and link quality opaque.
Karma.Domains aggregates Aftermarket.pl auction data on an hourly cadence and adds:
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Wayback analysis and Karma Score for content-history triage.
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Side-by-side link metrics (Majestic, Moz, and related fields where available).
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Listing metadata: current bid, bid count, price, currency, and end time.
Filter for clean candidates here, then open the matching Aftermarket.pl auction page to place or schedule bids.
Quick buyer's checklist
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Listing type clear: standard, Last Minute, or caught-domain.
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Karma Score and Wayback history look clean and on-topic.
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Link sanity check (TF/CF, DA/SS) plus a manual sample of referrers.
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Increment and currency understood for the current price tier.
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Funds ready for 7-day Escrow settlement (and renewal if the name is near expiry).
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Caught-auction join fee accounted for when applicable.
Bottom line: Aftermarket.pl is a liquid Polish marketplace with ascending auctions, 5-minute anti-snipe extensions, optional Buy Now, scheduled bids, and Escrow settlement within 7 days. Use the hourly table above to filter by Karma Score and link signals, then confirm listing type and fees on Aftermarket.pl before bidding.