GNAME shared the previous four weeks of domain sales on their marketplace. Two categories, Buy it now marketplace and auctions. Taking a look at the auction names it seems many were purchased for ...

Dynadot published their 2025 Domain Investing Trends Survey. We surveyed 75 active domain investors from the Dynadot community to gather real insights into current strategies and trends. These aren’t ...

Dynadot released their October 2025 Aftermarket report. The sales data comes in a number of categories. Expired auctions, Last Chance auctions, Backorder auctions, User auctions and Marketplace.

Umami.com closed at $100K on GoDaddy auctions. The Umami.com domain name was registered in 1998 and left to expire.

GNAME released the top domain name sales that took place on their marketplace. Mellstroy.com was the top sale, it sold for $181,777. Mellstroy has 3M followers on Instagram. He launched an online ...

Keywords of the month: New #keyword enters the top 10 unexpectedly #AI secures the top spot in our keyword ranking again. This isn’t new; the #trend has persisted all year, with the keyword ...

James Booth posted on X that he sold CocoBet.com for $75,000. The domain name was sold on Atom. It was acquired last year at GoDaddy auctions for $4,150. Someone going to be smarting they let that ...

Dynadot published their 2025 Domain Investing Trends Survey. Survey Overview We surveyed 75 active domain investors from the Dynadot community to gather real insights into current strategies and ...

GNAME released the top domain name sales that took place on their marketplace. Mellstroy.com was the top sale, it sold for $181,777. Mellstroy has 3M followers on Instagram. He launched an online ...

Note: There are many sales that are unreported each month. We cannot comment on the unknown, so we deal with what’s reported to and by reliable sources.

Raymond Hackney has been involved with domain names since 1997. One of the most prolific writers in the domain industry and founder of TLDinvestors.com and 3Character.com ...

Back on November 14 I wrote that Rick Schwartz posted on X that a domain name that he paid just $480 for has closed in a $1.3M LTO deal. Rick spells out the terms of the deal in the post which ...