Last month we saw Spend.com sell for $802,500 at DropCatch. Spend.co has sold for $12,995 by Adam Maysonet. A couple people I know once owned this name, myself and Michael Berkens who I sold it to way back. I purchased it for $122 at GoDaddy auctions expired in 2014. Go Daddy Auctions Expired Domain Purchase […]
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H1.ai sells for $100K
Andy Booth posted on X that the seller of Convergence.ai asked him to report a couple other .ai sales he made. H1.ai for $100,000 and MetaMedia.ai for $18,500. That’s a great price imo for a non premium .ai domain name. The Asian seller of https://t.co/4P8gvXuCOq (that I had posted months before) wanted me to report […]
Continue ReadingJames Booth sells Ace.ai for $205,000
James Booth posted on X that he sold Ace.ai for $205,000 at Atom. Great sale the Booth brothers have certainly been kicking butt with .ai. Congrats to James. Thanks to @atomHQ, https://t.co/iMKu6r71bz has sold for $205,000. As adoption increases and .ai becomes more established, confidence increases and retail buyers will start to pay the big […]
Continue ReadingAfternic 2024 sales data shows .ai and .org were no joke in 2024
Afternic released a treasure trove of data related to 2024. No surprise .Ai was a shining star but you also get a look of the top 20 and you see .bet. .me, .tech, .vc in there as well. sales price volume by TLD at Afternic in 2024, The complete top 20 includes: Sell through rates […]
Continue ReadingDreaming.com and L5.com both sell for $95K
The magic number for today seems to be $95K. Two domain name sales have been reported before noon Eastern at $95K. Snagged.com brokered the sale of Dreaming.com for $95,000. The domain name previously sold for $35,750 back in 2007 at the DRT Auction. Checking out archive.org it does not look like the site was ever […]
Continue ReadingInvent.ai a $94,900 redirect
Invent.ai sold for $94,900 on Namecheap around a year ago. I never noticed that they had a local to me, Philadelphia office which I came across over the weekend. What’s interesting they use the name Invent.ai but the name just acts as a redirect to InventAnalytics.com. They have had a bit of time to move […]
Continue Reading$5 .com Fridays are a hit at Unstoppable Domains
Brady from Unstoppable Domains posted that they had another record breaking week for .com registrations at their registrar. $5 .coms is certainly the kind of promo that gets domain investors’ attention. You can register up to 100. It looks like they are thinking about adding another extension. Asking for suggestions might be dangerous as you […]
Continue ReadingSwetha posts 4 .xyz sales with Bits.xyz at $70K to lead the list
Swetha posted 4 .xyz sales with Bits.xyz being the highest at $70,000. Great job I would never have thought Laminar.xyz could see $9,000 well done Swetha. Some @xyz domain saleshttps://t.co/FHDV3Sph7I sold for $70000 @afternic https://t.co/rY7lsqA1ZQ sold for $10000 @afternic https://t.co/zOj9zhgjl1 sold for $9888 @afternic https://t.co/hzrsdU8kas sold for $9000 @afternic pic.twitter.com/I2xrXjnxGt — Swetha.xyz (@DomainNameGear) February 16, […]
Continue ReadingLooking for domains with the most expensive renewal? Michael Cyger created a tool for that
Michael Cyger created a fun little tool for domain name renewals that might double as comedy relief. These are the actual renewal rates for mostly new gtlds. Obviously legacy extensions such as .com, .net and .org do not have premium renewal fees. One poster pointed out that the tool does not include .ws which has […]
Continue ReadingOutbounding domains to other domainers is usually a waste of time
Brad Mugford made a post on X about a person who repeatedly emailed him about acquiring a domain name. The replies to the post are varied. For me it underlies the problem of cold emailing another domain investor about a domain name. You cannot follow the same principles that email marketers use when doing outbound […]
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