geild.com is for sale
Guild and Geld in one syllable, the old word for a union of craftsmen and the German word for money. For fintech, DAOs, gaming guilds and maker networks.
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- Secure payment through Escrow.com
- Bought directly from the owner
- Logo files included
- Pay over up to 12 months
Guild and money share a root
In Old English, gield meant a payment, and a guild was a group whose members paid into a shared fund. German and Dutch kept the money side of the same word as Geld. Geild sits right between them, guild on one side and money on the other, and the history behind it is real.
That makes it unusually good for businesses built on pooled money and shared skill. An investment club, a member-owned fund, a DAO, a cooperative bank, a freelancer network that looks after its own.
Sample logos for Geild
Starting points, not a finished identity. The SVG and PNG files come with the domain, with transparent versions for print and web.
Every online game has one
Gamers know guilds better than anyone. Every big online game has them, and German players call them Gilden. A guild management app, a community platform for players, an esports organisation or a game studio could take the name and be understood at once.
Read in German
German speakers will also spot geil, everyday slang for brilliant or awesome. That gives the name a cheeky local edge, the kind a streetwear brand, a music label or a youth agency in Berlin would happily use. The word started life with a more grown-up meaning, so an adult brand could have fun with it too.
Guilds that could form around it
- Investment clubs and member funds
- DAOs and cooperatives
- Freelancer and maker networks
- Gaming guilds and esports
- Streetwear and music labels
- Adult and nightlife brands
Buying geild.com
What happens after I send an offer?
We reply within one business day with a yes, a counter-offer or a no. Once we agree on a price, we open an Escrow.com transaction and send you the link.
How is my payment protected?
You pay Escrow.com, a licensed escrow company, not us. Escrow.com holds the money until you confirm the domain is in your account, and only then releases it to us.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes, over up to 12 months, with at least 20% paid at the start. Escrow.com holds the domain while you pay and moves it to your account after the last payment.
How long does the transfer take?
We start the day Escrow.com confirms your payment. Depending on your registrar, it takes from a few hours to a few days, and we help with each step.
What exactly do I get?
Full ownership of geild.com, moved to the registrar account you choose, plus the logo files shown on this page. There are no royalties or yearly payments to us after the sale.