The
domain aftermarket turned in another dazzling fortnight
over the past two weeks with big sales busting out all over.
Seven of those rang the six-figure bell including RightOfThe
Dot.com's chart topper, Tattoo.com, at $812,000.
That also ranks as the 6th biggest sale reported so
far this year.
You
might recall that RightOfTheDot (ROTD) put that domain up for
sale in a live online auction they staged in late February
when it drew a $750,000
winning bid. Unfortunately, the "winner"
not only failed to pay for that domain, he also reneged
on high bids for both Bird.com ($2.5 million) and Fish.com
($1.6 million), costing everyone involved an enormous
amount of wasted time and money. It has also resulted in
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the
bidder being sued
by ROTD and the owner of Fish.com and Bird.com. In
the meantime ROTD President Monte Cahn found a new
buyer who jumped at the chance to own Tattoo.com and the
market has gone on to post a long string of eye-popping sales
week after week.
In
the #2 sale since our last report, as detailed
by Elliot Silver at DomainInvesting.com, NameCheap.com
Founder & CEO Rick Kirkendall plunked down $550,000
to add Wolf.com to the company's ever-growing
collection of premier domain names. James Booth at DomainBooth.com
filled the #3 spot with a sale that, big as it was at $440,000
(paid in Bitcoin), must have hurt at least a little. After
all, it would be tough for any lover of domains named James to
give up James.com - but a price like that does have a
way of persuading people! Rounding out the first four is
another 400K plus sale - Snappy.com at $415,000
(another hat tip to Elliot for filling in the
back story on that deal handled by GetYourDomain.com's
Larry Fischer (representing the seller) and the GoDaddy
Brokerage, who represented the buyer).
The
six-figure sales did not stop there. Shane Kinsch (who sold
FTA.com for $400,000 in March) hit another home run with #5 Bico.com
at $350,000, Sedo banked $181,500 for CopyMarkets.com
and RightOfTheDot rang the bell again with ExchangeRates.com
at $180,000.
While
those .coms were blowing the roof off the place, the ccTLDs
also had another great outing led by .io, a red hot extension
that accounted for four of the five country sales that earned places
on the Big Board. The biggest of those was #8 Avatar.io at $89,999
and #9 Ruby.io at $88,000. DomainBooth also posted one
of the .io sales, collecting $45,000 for #16 Club.io.
The one charted ccTLD sale that wasn't a .io was #19 ESN.co.uk
- sold through SamCharles.com
for £20,000 ($28,200).
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By Ron
Jackson
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The non .com gTLDs
were limited to one spot on the elite list but it was an
impressive one. They can thank RightOfTheDot for that. One of ROTD's
four charted sales is #13 Organizations.org at $52,500 -
a sale that ranks as the category's 3rd biggest sale of the year to
date.
We have tipped our hat to
George Kirikos for newly discovered domain sales information so
many times the brims are worn off all of our hats! Still we owe him
yet another one for finding the March
2021 sale of #15 Cuentas.com ("accounts"
in Spanish) at $47,000 in an SEC filing. Even more intriguing
than that, George found evidence in another filing of Elevate
Credit making a domain sale of $1.25 million but the
mystery (as he he noted in this
tweet and a follow-up
tweet) is what domain was it? George's question about that
to Elevate Investor Relations has gone unanswered so that one remains
to be unmasked.
Here's how
all of the sales leaders stacked up for the two weeks
ending Sunday, May 9, 2021:
|
|
The DN Journal Top 20
Highest
Reported Domain Sales - Mon. April 26, 2021 - Sun.
May 9, 2021
(Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect May 12, 2021) |
|
Domain
|
Sold For
|
Where
Sold
|
1. |
Tattoo.com |
$812,000 |
RightOfTheDot |
2. |
Wolf.com |
$550,000 |
Pvt
Sale |
3. |
James.com |
$440,000
(BTC) |
DomainBooth |
4. |
Snappy.com |
$415,000 |
GetYourDomain/
GoDaddy |
5. |
Bico.com |
$350,000 |
Shane
Kinsch |
6. |
CopyMarkets.com |
€150,000
= $181,500 |
Sedo |
7. |
ExchangeRates.com |
$180,000 |
RightOfTheDot |
8. |
Avatar.io |
$89,999 |
Pvt
Sale |
9. |
Ruby.io |
$88,000 |
Pvt
Sale |
10. |
SuperWorld.com |
€45,000
= $54,450 |
Sedo |
|
11. |
Volka.com |
$54,000 |
Sedo |
12. |
Hina.com |
$50,000 |
Sedo |
13. |
Organizations.org |
$52,500 |
RightOfTheDot |
14. |
Rabbit.io |
$48,888 |
Pvt
Sale |
15. |
Cuentas.com
("accounts" in Spanish) |
$47,000 |
Pvt
Sale |
16. |
Club.io |
$45,000 |
DomainBooth |
17. |
PEE.com |
$39,900 |
RightOfTheDot |
18. |
SpaceCoin.com |
$35,000 |
Sedo |
19. |
ESN.co.uk |
£20,000
= $28,200 |
SamCharles.com |
20. |
SimplexTrading.com |
$28,000 |
Sedo |
Keep in mind that these are the highest value
cash only sales that have been reported to us in the
past week. This column is meant to be an educational tool, not
a complete list documenting ALL high value domain
sales. Such a list is impossible to produce because many sales
are kept private at the insistence of buyers, sellers or both.
Our procedure for verifying the accuracy of domain sales
reports is available here. |
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There were 20 more
five-figure sales off the chart led by a $27,500 sale of Evolution.io
by Mark Ghoriafi at MrPremium.com
and a $25,000 sale of YH.io at Park.io.
Sedo followed with GE.de
at $21,780, Scout.vc at $18,150 and ApexNews.com
at $18,000. Sedo went on to pile up 10 of the remaining 15
five-figure sales including Sand.kr at $16,000, Pitch.vc
at $15,000 and Auto.biz at $14,900. OpenProject.eu
yielded another $12,403, Task.it tacked
on $10,890 and five others - Coders.io, Coinbvase.com,
Flashstream.com, Pornsocket.com and Voye.com
- added $10,000 apiece.
Elsewhere, BuyBrands.com
used Afternic
to sell DataHub.co at $17,500, DomainLore.uk
moved InStyle.co.uk for $15,299, Afternic
sold Dragon.tv for $15,000 and DomainBooth.com
banked $11,000 for AsteroidX.com.
.Com Supporting
Cast
Sedo led the .com supporting cast
of four-figure sales with SportsBonuses.com at
$9,995 and PixelPimps.com at $9,500. CryptoChamber.com
chalked up $8,999 while GoldGuide.com and OKStaff.com
drew $8,000 each.
Profilog.com
produced $7,900, Pasithea.com posted $7,700
and Frenny.com kicked in $7,250. Hexomatic.com
hauled in another $6,800 and ProjectFinance.com
fetched $6,050. Sedo had 68 more
four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,501 that
are listed in the table below:
Additional
Sedo .com Sales Between $2,000 - $5,501
|
albajob.com |
$5,501 |
|
dental21.com |
$3,199 |
digitalmoment.com |
$5,500 |
academylearning.com |
$3,125 |
ichibankuji.com |
$5,500 |
condomeet.com |
$3,025 |
datatraders.com |
$5,143 |
akker.com |
$3,024 |
detrans.com |
$5,000 |
happycappy.com |
$3,000 |
soundshare.com |
$5,000 |
ltbh.com |
$3,000 |
stkx.com |
$5,000 |
luckyfox.com |
$3,000 |
trust24.com |
$5,000 |
squarebrain.com |
$3,000 |
emergents.com |
$4,999 |
plantsthatproduce.com |
$2,999 |
fantasytrade.com |
$4,995 |
br-design.com |
$2,995 |
givvo.com |
$4,995 |
bentrio.com |
$2,904 |
digisaurus.com |
$4,950 |
leonhardweiss.com |
$2,899 |
partnero.com |
$4,930 |
justinmurray.com |
$2,799 |
tawatur.com |
$4,880 |
thebobblehead.com |
$2,778 |
xguns.com |
$4,719 |
online-wedding.com |
$2,588 |
raregoods.com |
$4,500 |
cakea.com |
$2,530 |
nachlass.com |
$4,090 |
accessid.com |
$2,500 |
alternatively.com |
$4,000 |
casinoporn.com |
$2,500 |
landstock.com |
$4,000 |
urbansuccess.com |
$2,499 |
lockerr.com |
$4,000 |
suboxonenearme.com |
$2,475 |
marrones.com |
$4,000 |
aeoohio.com |
$2,448 |
worldfashion.com |
$3,800 |
leadsfactory.com |
$2,420 |
diploy.com |
$3,799 |
newyorkcrypto.com |
$2,375 |
allreco.com |
$3,630 |
streetcoin.com |
$2,300 |
marie-jose.com |
$3,509 |
hper.com |
$2,250 |
quadroshop.com |
$3,509 |
templateshop.com |
$2,203 |
armatupc.com |
$3,500 |
vupra.com |
$2,130 |
bnormal.com |
$3,500 |
solenge.com |
$2,105 |
newsky.com |
$3,500 |
seedforweed.com |
$2,100 |
speedsquare.com |
$3,500 |
tosing.com |
$2,050 |
travelzilla.com |
$3,500 |
copycap.com |
$2,000 |
lulab.com |
$3,388 |
solarproject.com |
$2,000 |
investyx.com |
$3,330 |
trustmatrix.com |
$2,000 |
immobilie1.com |
$3,328 |
zenigma.com |
$2,000 |
XYNames.com
also used Sedo to sell 4Payments.com for $5,000.
Elsewhere, Steve Orosz sold Hootah.com for $5,500
in a private transaction, Afternic moved FrontlineProperties.com
for $4,500 and BuyBrands.com booked $3,485
for SelfExclude.com.
Country Codes
While .com
sales
always draw more attention because of their bigger numbers,
there is no hiding the fact that ccTLD sales have
also been on fire this
year - especially those of current darling .io. The
past two weeks has been no exception with 17 of the 20
entries on our latest Country Code Top 20 Sales Chart
hitting five figures and the top two flirting with six!
Those were Avatar.io at $89,999 and Ruby.io
at $88,000 (both in private transactions). The top
four sales and six of the top seven were .io domains.
All of those .io
sales cut into Sedo's traditional overwhelming
dominance of this chart a bit, but they still had far more
entries than anyone else, piling up nine spots on the
honor roll, including a .io sale of their own - #17
Coders.io at $10,000. The big guns for Sedo were
#8 GE.de at $21,780 and #9 Scout.vc
at $18,150.
It was actually a
much more diverse couple of weeks than the .io surge
would suggest. 11 different extensions earned chart entries.
The only ones other than .io to take more than one place
were .co.uk with three and .vc with two. Here is how the top ccTLD
sales stacked up for the two weeks ending Sunday, May 9, 2021:
 |
Country
Code Top 20 Sales Chart
Highest Reported
ccTLD Sales - Mon. April 26, 2021 - Sun. May 9, 2021
(Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect May 12, 2021) |
|
|
Domain
|
Sold For
|
Where
Sold
|
1. |
Avatar.io |
$89,999 |
Pvt
Sale |
2. |
Ruby.io |
$88,000 |
Pvt
Sale |
3. |
Rabbit.io |
$48,888 |
Pvt
Sale |
4. |
Club.io |
$45,000 |
DomainBooth |
5. |
ESN.co.uk |
£20,000
= $28,200 |
SamCharles.com |
6. |
Evolution.io |
$27,500 |
MrPremium.com |
7. |
YH.io |
$25,000 |
Park.io |
8. |
GE.de |
€18,000
= $21,780 |
Sedo |
9. |
Scout.vc |
€15,000
= $18,150 |
Sedo |
10. |
DataHub.co |
$17,500 |
BuyBrands/Afternic |
 |
11.
tie |
Sand.kr |
$16,000 |
Sedo |
11.
tie |
InStyle.co.uk |
£10,850
= $15,299 |
DomainLore.uk |
13. |
Dragon.tv |
$15,000 |
Afternic |
14. |
Pitch.vc |
$15,000 |
Sedo |
15. |
OpenProject.eu |
€10,250
= $12,403 |
Sedo |
16. |
Task.it |
€9,000
= $10,890 |
Sedo |
17. |
Coders.io |
$10,000 |
Sedo |
18. |
Dataiku.jp |
$9,800 |
Sedo |
19. |
Psychotherapy.co.uk |
£6,200
= $8,742 |
DomainLore.uk |
20. |
Acro.cn |
$8,500 |
Sedo |
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There were
dozens of additional sales off the chart led by Sedo's
sales of Foods.cn at $8,000, Luckland.de
at $7,260 and JW.to at $7,259.
Sedo had 34
more
four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $2,000 to
$6,980
that are listed in the table below:
Additional
Sedo ccTLD Sales from $2,000 to $6,980
|
identity.me |
$6,980 |
|
internetworld.ch |
$3,485 |
gostudent.nl |
$6,655 |
ifdq.de |
$3,466 |
diedrich.de |
$6,050 |
mein-event.de |
$3,168 |
european.ai |
$6,050 |
greencable.de |
$3,026 |
sk8.es |
$6,050 |
cryptoclub.de |
$3,025 |
sharenow.ch |
$5,990 |
easymining.de |
$3,025 |
bockshop.de |
$5,445 |
volu.co |
$3,025 |
dfinity.io |
$4,999 |
oneo.eu |
$3,024 |
possible.io |
$4,800 |
portugalreisen.de |
$3,001 |
happyflowers.de |
$4,538 |
palue.de |
$2,448 |
immo-tipp.de |
$4,235 |
buddyrider.de |
$2,420 |
mrcleaner.fr |
$4,235 |
online-bestattungen.de |
$2,420 |
foodfair.de |
$4,194 |
doctor.pe |
$2,300 |
uic.io |
$3,999 |
smi.io |
$2,200 |
sound.es |
$3,642 |
dynamite.io |
$2,000 |
frw.ch |
$3,618 |
invest.cl |
$2,000 |
apy.io |
$3,499 |
promos.io |
$2,000 |
Elsewhere, BuyBrands.com
sold DevLabs.io for $2,195 and, in
another transaction, they used Afternic to sell Olymp.io
at the same price. DomainLore.uk also
posted another sale, ringing up $1,840 for Raffle.uk.
If there are country code
extensions in our report that you are not familiar
with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.
Non .com gTLDs (.net, .org and
others, including new gTLDs)
The Non .Com gTLDs were
limited to a trio of five-figure sales but the best of
those, RightOfTheDot's $52,500 sale of Organizations.org,
is an especially notable one. That is the second biggest
.org sale reported so
far this year (the Non .com gTLD YTD Top 100
is the second chart on the page linked to) and the 3rd
biggest non .com gTLD sale. It also, of course, tops our
latest bi-weekly Non.Com gTLD Top 20 Sales
Chart.
Just as the .io's
stole the spotlight on the ccTLD Top 20 Chart, the .xyz
domains did the same in this category. Thanks to .xyz
specialist Swetha Yenugula at DNGear
releasing their April sales this week, .xyz was able to pile
up nine entries on the leader board with #2 Genesis.xyz
at $21,399 leading the way.
The always strong
.orgs also showed up in a big way again, taking four of the
top five chart entries and seven places overall. Sedo
accounted for six of those .org sales, including a couple of
nice 3-letter sales - ZEF.org and ZRI.org - at
$8,800 apiece. Here is how all of the non
.com gTLD sales stacked up for the two weeks ending ending Sunday, May
9, 2021:

|
Non
.Com gTLD Top Sales Chart
Highest
Reported Non .Com gTLD Sales - Mon. April 26, 2021 - Sun.
May 9, 2021
(Foreign
currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in
Effect May 12, 2021))
|
|
|
Domain
|
Sold For
|
Where
Sold
|
1. |
Organizations.org |
$52,500 |
RightOfTheDot |
2. |
Genesis.xyz |
$21,399 |
DNGear |
3. |
Auto.biz |
$14,900 |
Sedo |
4. |
PeoplePowered.org |
$9,000 |
Sedo |
5.
tie |
ZEF.org |
$8,800 |
Sedo |
5.
tie |
ZRI.org |
$8,800 |
Sedo |
7. |
Protocol.xyz |
$8,000 |
DNGear |
8.
tie |
BitcoinTrade.net |
$7,888 |
Sedo |
8.
tie |
Split.xyz |
$7,888 |
DNGear |
10. |
Investor.club |
$7,500 |
GoDaddy |
 |
11. |
Property.club |
$5,250 |
GoDaddy |
12. |
Deca.xyz |
$5,001 |
Sedo |
13. |
Statistics.org |
$5,000 |
Sedo |
14.
tie |
Blox.xyz |
$4,995 |
DNGear |
14.
tie |
Clubhouse.xyz |
$4,995 |
DNGear |
16. |
StepTwo.org |
€3,899
= $4,718 |
Sedo |
17. |
CHLB.org |
$4,500 |
Sedo |
18. |
Soteria.xyz |
$4,000 |
DNGear |
19. |
Chia.xyz |
$3,995 |
DNGear/Sedo |
20. |
Proof.xyz |
$3,699 |
Sedo |
There were a
dozen more four-figure sales off the chart led by DNGear's
sales of Undefined.xyz ($3,495), Lynch.xyz
($3,250) and Switchboard.xyz ($2,995).
They also sold Tora.xyz for $2,750, Waterfront.xyz
for $2,500 and NightShift.xyz for $1,000.
Back at Sedo,
InfiniteCoin.net notched $2,800, Innovation.team
tallied $2,799, Picked.net posted $2,499
and Pistachio.org cracked $2,053.
GoDaddy
also got into the act with two more .CLUB sales - Performance.club
and Trends.club - at $1,500 each.
Now that you're up to date
on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand
year to date in all categories by visiting our Year
To Date Charts page.
*****
As always, we
welcome all verifiable sales reports from companies, private
sellers or individuals with knowledge of an important sale
made through any channel. To contribute information and help
make this column better, just drop a note to [email protected].
We truly appreciate the industry leading companies who share
their sales information with us to help everyone in the
business get a handle on current domain values.
Every other Wednesday
we
publish the highest reported domain name sales reported to
us over the preceding two weeks. Thanks to those data contributors
we are able to produce the industry's most
comprehensive sales report.
Editor's Note:
If you wish to review previous Domain Sales columns,
they are available in our Archive.
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