Filter your portfolio

What this does

The filter on the Portfolio page narrows your list of domains by their listing and pricing state. You can show only the domains you've listed for sale, only the ones that still need an asking price, or only your premium names — on their own or combined. A search box next to the filter lets you jump to a specific name.

How to do it

1. Open "Portfolio" from the left sidebar.
2. Click the filter icon at the top of the list, next to the search box.
3. Pick a field — "Listed for sale", "Has asking price", or "Premium" — then choose "Yes" or "No".
4. The grid updates immediately to show only the domains that match. Add more filters to narrow further; each one combines with the others.
5. Click "Clear" to remove all filters at once, or use the search box to find a domain by name.

Common questions

What does each portfolio filter do?

The Portfolio page offers three filters. Listed for sale narrows to domains that are (or aren't) listed — either made publicly listed on Euphyr, or listed on a connected marketplace that Euphyr has synced. Has asking price narrows to domains that do (or don't) have a price — your Euphyr asking price, or the price from a synced marketplace listing. Premium narrows to the domains you've marked premium. Pick "Yes" or "No" for each, and combine them — for example "Listed for sale: Yes" plus "Has asking price: No" surfaces listings that are still missing a price.

Do my filters stay when I open a domain and come back?

Yes. Your active filters and search are saved to the page address, so opening a domain and clicking back returns you to the same filtered view. You can also copy the link to share or bookmark a filtered list.

Why does a domain disappear when I add a filter?

A filter only hides domains that don't match — nothing is deleted. For example, with "Listed for sale: Yes" active, any domain you haven't listed is hidden until you clear or change the filter. Click "Clear" to see your whole portfolio again.

When it doesn't work

• "No matching domains" — None of your domains match the current search and filters together. Click "Clear" to drop the filters, or clear the search box.
• A filter shows everything — Selecting both "Yes" and "No" for the same field matches every domain, so it has no effect. Pick just one to actually narrow the list.