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Another 7-Figure Blockbuster and Two 6-Figure Sidekicks Set the Pace on This Week's Domain Sales Chart 

We've hit June and temperatures  aren't the only thing heating up as big domain sales continue their scorching pace. Our latest bi-weekly all extension Top 20 Sales Chart is headed by the third 7-figure sale reported year to date. As we reported in our Lowdown section May 31, George Kirikos uncovered a $1,945,000 sale of Exodus.com that closed in 1Q-2021. Only Christmas.com ($3.15 million) and Angel.com ($2 million) have been bigger this year. It's probably just a coincidence that all three have religious connotations but it does seem fitting given the current "heavenly" market we are in.

 

A pair of solid six-figure sales backed Exodus.com up. Important.com, sold by DNAcademy 

founder Michael Cyger, claimed the #2 spot after the final installment was paid in a $270,000 private transaction. The end user buyer's business site is already up on the premier domain they acquired through the seller's Efty.com landing page. A very familiar name fills the #3 hole. Sedo Senior Broker Dave Evanson cleared the bases again with a $125,000 sale of Cows.com. Just another feather in the cap of the perennial sales all-star who is also the guy who closed that $2 million Angel.com sale noted above.

 

Rounding out the first five are Speira.com, sold through Michael Mann's DomainMarket.com for $59,999, and - in one the year's four biggest non .com gTLD sales to date - PTSD.org at $50,000 via Sedo.

 

The ccTLDs also remained red hot, piling up eight entries on the elite list, led by Sedo's $36,600 sale of #6 Wilhelmus.nl. The next highest one, #7 (tie) HAE.co at $30,000, was turned in by MagnumDomains who is doing remarkably well with 3-letter .co domains. In our last report they had the #1 sale on the entire chart with ETH.co at $300,000. Sedo accounted for four of the other six country codes sales. The two exceptions are Hyper Responsive Media's $12,500 sale of #16 Signal.us and DNC.com.au's $12,000 sale of #19 Genus.com.au.

 

Elsewhere, the CEO at Socios.com, Alexandre Dreyfus, created a lot of discussion when he issued a tweet saying the company has paid more than $3 million (an exact price was not specified) for the FanTokens.com domain plus a matching Twitter account. I was told by a party to the sale that the transaction was done with a crypto currency but I haven't yet seen any documentation to confirm any of the details. 

 

 

 

 


        
 
     By Ron Jackson

At the same time all of these current sales are being reported we learned of some major historical sales from previous years that have just now come to light. Elliot Silver at DomainInvesting.com found proof of the biggest one - a $2,317,200 sale of 55.com that was made in 2011. That price makes 55.com the second biggest sale to have been reported for that year and is now listed as such on the 2011 Top 100 Sales Chart in our Domain Sales Archive.

Meanwhile, George Kirikos came up with two more big ones - both six-figure sales that were made in 2003. As reported on his Twitter feed, ParkCity.com sold for $150,000 and Ergo.com went for $100,000. Since we started covering the domain aftermarket in the fall of 2003, there are no annual sales charts prior to 2004. However, thanks to proof of earlier sales dug up by George, we started a supplementary page listing the top verified sales that occurred prior to 2004.

Now here is how all of the sales leaders stacked up for the two weeks ending Sunday, June 6, 2021:

The DN Journal Top 20 
Highest Reported Domain Sales - Mon. May 24, 2021 -  Sun. June 6, 2021
(Foreign currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in Effect June 9, 2021)

 

Domain

Sold For

Where Sold

1. Exodus.com $1,945,000 Pvt Sale
2. Important.com $270,000 Pvt Sale
3. Cows.com $125,000 Sedo
4. Speira.com $59,999 DomainMarket
5. PTSD.org $50,000 Sedo
6. Wilhelmus.nl €30,000 = $36,600 Sedo
7.
tie
AMQ.com $30,000 Sedo
7.
tie
HAE.co $30,000 MagnumDomains
7.
tie
Imtoken.cn $30,000 Sedo
10. T.gl $25,000 Sedo
11. HealthyWays.com $23,000 Sedo
12. BKCM.com $18,000 Sedo
13. Rool.com €14,700 = $17,934 Sedo
14. Fastighetsmäklare.se (IDN)
("real estate agent" in Swedish)
€13,000 = $15,860 Sedo
15. Saxo.nl €11,750 = $14,335 Sedo
16. Signal.us $12,500 Hyper Responsive
Media/Efty
17.
tie
ClubTokens.com €10,000 = $12,200 Sedo
17.
tie
GamingCity.com €10,000 = $12,200 Sedo
19. Genus.com.au $12,000 DNC.com.au
20. Purfi.com $11,000 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 five more five-figure sales off the chart with Sedo booking four of those - DroneZone.com at $10,240 and three others - Koinly.com, Manscaped.cn and Reading.co.za - at $10,000 each. OVH sas also rang the five-figure bell with their $10,000 sale of Automobile.club

 .Com Supporting Cast

JMM Interactive led the .Com supporting cast of four-figure sales by acquiring RAAW.com for 
657,480 ($9,012) through GoDaddy Auctions.

Back at Sedo, the hits just kept on coming with Semeco.com at $8,995, PropertyCare.com at $8,340 and Wellca.com at $8,000. Dessini.com drew $7,700, CollegeHill.com collected $7,500 and ORGX.com kicked in $7,000.

Tip88.com tallied $6,888 while two others - Stelium.com and Infinitty.com - fetched $6,710 each. Androgyny.com added $6,500, FitPage.com produced $5,500 and Serreponcon.com sold for $5,219

Sedo had 44 more four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Additional Sedo .com Sales Between $2,000 - $5,000

hhha.com $5,000

 

neobrand.com $3,400
podland.com $5,000 agencysummit.com $3,250
enrobes.com $4,999 easyepc.com $3,200
chatwild.com $4,995 onesourceenergy.com $2,999
nanocortex.com $4,995 carstay.com $2,995
prodico.com $4,995 naxai.com $2,899
u3k.com $4,995 worldsavor.com $2,873
ummeed.com $4,995 itpharma.com $2,800
perfectmedical.com $4,800 zedhead.com $2,770
chooks.com $4,500 dogeshop.com $2,500
asilla.com $4,270 expertcrew.com $2,500
raises.com $4,100 jpvendome.com $2,500
codewiki.com $4,000 kuttab.com $2,500
granules.com $4,000 snapstock.com $2,500
paradiz.com $3,904 regenerativa.com $2,440
soldoutshows.com $3,750 moonily.com $2,390
oceancalling.com $3,699 bescrappy.com $2,299
somedays.com $3,660 live-ticket.com $2,295
buccan.com $3,630 geniusbit.com $2,215
ingredientes.com $3,538 upapex.com $2,215
bdsmlive.com $3,500 xpertme.com $2,189
rarestudio.com $3,499 flashie.com $2,000

Elsewhere, DNC.com.au sold ItDepends.com for $7,500, RapidNames.com moved AtlasIoT.com for $4,000 and BigHit.com banked $2,500 for WebNail.com.

Country Codes

There seems to be no slowing the ccTLDs down. As you saw above they took eight places on the all extension leader board and every name in the top ten on our latest Country Code Top 20 Sales Chart reached five figures. Sedo's $36,600 sale of Wilhelmus.nl led the way and they also had the two biggest sales you haven't seen yet - Manscaped.cn and Reading.co.za - sold at $10,000 each to tie for 9th on the country code leader board.

Sedo maintained their usual dominance of this category, sweeping 17 of 20 entries including the entire second half of the honor roll. Here is how the top ccTLD sales stacked up for the two weeks ending Sunday, June 6, 2021:

Country Code Top 20 Sales Chart
Highest Reported ccTLD Sales - Mon. May 24, 2021 -  Sun. June 6, 2021
(Foreign currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in Effect June 9, 2021)

 

Domain

Sold For

Where Sold

1. Wilhelmus.nl €30,000 = $36,600 Sedo
2.
tie
HAE.co $30,000 MagnumDomains
2.
tie
Intoken.cn $30,000 Sedo
4. T.gl $25,000 Sedo
5. Fastighetsmäklare.se (IDN)
("real estate agent" in Swedish)
€13,000 = $15,860 Sedo
6. Saxo.nl €11,750 = $14,335 Sedo
7. Signal.us $12,500 Hyper Responsive
Media/Efty
8. Genus.com.au $12,000 DNC.co.au
9.
tie
Manscaped.cn $10,000 Sedo
9.
tie
Reading.co.za $10,000 Sedo
11. Griffon.ca $8,000 Sedo
12. Sonnenspiele.de €6,500 = $7,930 Sedo
13.
tie
Blanx.eu €6,000 = $7,320 Sedo
13.
tie
Efbet.se €6,000 = $7,320 Sedo
15. Reno.fr €5,899 = $7,197 Sedo
16. Tree.io $6,800 Sedo
17. Dewetron.cn €5,500 = $6,710 Sedo
18. Pronto.tv £4,750 = $6,603 Sedo
19. Mixit.es $6,500 Sedo
20. PNA.de €4,950 = $6,039 Sedo

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There were dozens of additional sales off the chart led by Sedo's sales of LUV.us at $5,885, Acker.eu at $5,807 and Waffles.de at $5,563. English-Academy.de and StarConcept.de - added $5,490 apiece.

Sedo had 24  more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $2,440 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Additional Sedo ccTLD Sales from $2,440 to $5,000

mem.co $5,000   g.vg $3,999
waterdrop.sg $5,000 finbase.de $3,960
flatfinder.de $4,948 goodz.de $3,960
duschkabine.de $4,880 eef.nl $3,904
descuento.cl $4,879 kaya.de $3,660
servuskids.de $4,819 fast.in.in $3,500
nhi.co.za $4,500 optimea.fr $3,281
hd-group.de $4,270 hikvision.co $3,050
justnature.de $4,270 marta.de $2,716
smart-enterprise.de $4,270 segenssprueche.de $2,684
spaday.co.uk $4,169 greenday.lu $2,440
planeo.fr $4,000 sound.fr $2,440

Elsewhere, DNC.com.au sold Fifo.co.,au for $2,500, DomainLore.uk collected $2,110 for Oil.uk (which looks a real bargain to me), plus $1,151 for SBO.co.uk and $1,056 for Okay.uk. RapidNames.com also had a winner with CryptoSavings.co at $1,988.

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 had only one entry on the all extension leader board you saw earlier but that was a big one, At $50,000, Sedo's sale of PTSD.org now ranks as the 4th biggest non .com TLD sale reported so far this year. The next highest sale, also noted in the all extension section above,  was Automobile.club at $10,000 via OVH sas

Sedo posted the next two highest sales on our bi-weekly Non.Com gTLD Top 20 Sales Chart, moving #3 Uncommon.xyz for $7,700 and #4 CAD.info for $6,710. GoDaddy's $5,250 sale of PA.club rounds out the first five.

The .orgs scored an easy win in the extension race by piling up eight charted sales. No other TLD has more that three. Here is how all of the non .com gTLD sales stacked up for the two weeks ending ending Sunday, June 6, 2021:

Non .Com gTLD Top Sales Chart
Highest Reported Non .Com gTLD Sales - Mon. May 24, 2021 -  Sun. June 6, 2021
(Foreign currency to U.S. Dollar Conversions Based on Rates in Effect June 9, 2021)

 

Domain

Sold For

Where Sold

1. PTSD.org $50,000 Sedo
2. Automobile.club $10,000 OVH sas
3. Uncommon.xyz $7,700 Sedo
4. CAD.info €5,500 = $6,710 Sedo
5. PA.club $5,250 GoDaddy
6.
tie
Mandarin.club $5,000 GoDaddy
6.
tie
Proto.tech $5,000 Sedo
8. ArtHermitage.org $4,990 Sedo
9. GreenDeal.org €4,000 = $4,880 Sedo
10. Klinic.org $4,506 Sedo
11. Veterinarians.org $4,186 Sedo
12. MedInfo.org €3,400 = $4,148 Sedo
13.
tie
Angelschein.net €2,500 = $3,050 Sedo
13.
tie
LiveIn.paris €2,500 = $3,050 Sedo
13.
tie
Elephas.net $2,800 Sedo
16. Starlux.net $2,800 Sedo
17. Wasserstoff.bio €2,100 = $2,562 Sedo
18. Chromatic.app $2,500 Sedo
19.
tie
Flexi.org $2,400 Sedo
19.
tie
RealBitcoin.org $2,400 Sedo

There were three more sales just off the chart.  Pure.club chalked up $1,760 for NameCheap, Google Domains sold Try.club for $1,540 and Tucows moved Effect.club for $1,000.

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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