The top-grossing sale of last week goes to NameJet where the expired Loxo.com domain sold for $18,056. Looking at the Whois details of the domain it seems the transfer of the domain hasn’t completed yet. Another notable expired domain sale is that of Revv.com which went for $14,750 at GoDaddy Auctions. There’s an Indian car-rental startup that raised $23.3M that goes by the name of Revv and is currently using Revv.co.in for its domain.
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(more…)I have a double dose of sales data for you guys as we gathered all reported brandable domain names sales from the last couple of weeks in this post. The six-figure sale of GreenRoads.com is topping the chart as CBD company Green Roads of Florida, LLC purchased the domain name for $160,000 after failing to win it in a cybersquatting dispute. Karma served.
Another noticeable sale was that of CryptoCart.com which went for a cool $58,178 at Sedo, showing there’s still plenty of money going around in the crypto space. The seller made a 15 x return on its investment after a 3-year hold.
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(more…)Domain name investor AbdulBasit is leading the chart this week with the $15,000 sale of GymMaster.com. He shared the following details at his blog: “Got $13,500 opening offer via Afternic broker. The listed price was $19,888 BIN. After going back and forth several times with the broker, we finally closed the deal for $15,000”.
An interesting takeaway from his blog post is that he sells more domains via Afternic at the moment despite the fact that his entire portfolio is pointed to Uniregistry landing pages.
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(more…)We have a double dose of sales data for you as we list all reported brandable domain names sales from the last couple of weeks in this post. A whopping 18 of them reached five-figures showing that the market for this segment is smoking hot at the moment.
The top sale goes to GoDaddy Auctions where Aiting.com sold for $73,000. A quick lookup on Ahrefs shows you why. The domain name has close to 900k backlinks from over 3000 different websites.
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(more…)The only startup that launched with a premium .com this week is Choco, a young startup from Berlin with plenty of momentum that’s aiming to attract restaurants and suppliers. The company just raised a $33.5M funding round and aims to make ordering and communication with suppliers faster and simpler. A quick look at DomainIQ reveals that the Whois details of Choco.com last changed in July 2019, several months before the company secured it’s Series A investment.
Dash Living, a “Serviced Living Community” here in Hong Kong that raised $10M is operating from Dash.co. The company operates several serviced apartments, boutique hotels and co-living spaces around the city.
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(more…)Last week was a little slow for brandable domain name sales as we only charted two sales in the five-figure range. The top-grossing went to Sedo where MailManager.com sold for a cool $13,000. The domain name currently still resolves to a Uniregistry parked page but I believe the buyer is UK-based 28Hands, a software company that runs an email management tool called Mail Manager.
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(more…)Over 8% of newly funded companies in the last week is using a .io domain name. All of them are tech companies with a business-to-business focus except for Paris-based Mad Box which makes mobile games. Besides .io there’s a notable number of startups with a .ai domain name on the list, with Hawk.ai being the best domain of the bunch.
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(more…)Boom. More than half of the sales on this week’s list are in the five-figure range. The top sale goes to NameJet where the expired domain Loxo.com went for a cool $18,000. Organic period products (aka tampons) creator ohne which is currently selling from ohne.co acquired the matching Ohne.com domain name for $15,000 via Uniregistry which for now, forwards to the .co domain. The femtech company previously raised an undisclosed amount of funding.
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(more…)Let’s say you’ve started a company and lovingly named it Mable. You raised a cool $3M in funding. Would you do like one of the startups on this week’s list and launch on MeetMable.com, fork out $275,000 to purchase the exact-match Mable.com domain or maybe you opt to save yourself some dough and spend $9,888 on Mable.co?
And what would you do if both those domains were already off the market?
Let the domain-splaining begin.
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