The next DNJournal chart is going to feature a top 10 consisting almost entirely of 6 figure deals. Last week, DomainNameWire announced the $400,000 sale of FTA.com, but this week eclipses that by some way as 9 deals in the 6 figure range have been disclosed.
Here is a roundup of those 6 figure sales.
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Cope.com – $138,000
On March 8, DomainNameWire revealed that Cope.com sold for $138,000 to CopeCart, a German invoicing company that is currently using Cope.com to redirect visitors to its existing CopeCart.com website. Will CopeCart be rebranding to Cope and Cope.com in the near future?
Cluster.com – $150,000
Also on March 8, DomainInvesting.com published details of the sale of Cluster.com for $150,000. The domain was acquired by NameCheap for an upcoming project. Cluster.com sits alongside NameCheap’s other premium .COM domains including Visual.com and Spaceship.com.
509.com – $106,000
This 3 number .COM domain sale was announced by Sedo on March 9. According to NameBio, this ranks as the smallest 3 number .COM sale in the past five years, coming in at $106,000.
DigitalArtists.com – $300,000
Mike Mann shared his latest blockbuster domain name sale on March 10, capitalizing on the NFT phenomenon by selling DigitalArtists.com for a reported $300,000. As of publishing, DigitalArtists.com is in the process of being transferred to its new owner.
SelfMade.com – $977,500
The rest of these 6 figure sales were announced by GoDaddy in a list released on March 10. These deals actually closed in October 2020, but GoDaddy has a delay in releasing domain sales data. SelfMade.com at close to $1 million topped GoDaddy’s list. The name was acquired by Stoff & Stil, a fabric and hobby craft brand.
Skates.com – $150,000
Skates.com was acquired by T&G Sports LLC, the same company that operates TennisRacquets.com. Unsurprisingly, Skates.com sells skates. From ice skates to roller skates, T&G Sports has utilized an exact-match .COM to create this e-commerce site.
CGD.com – $150,000
Also coming in at $150,000 is this 3 letter .COM. The domain was sold by Nat Cohen’s Telepathy, Inc. The name was acquired by someone in China, but currently there are few clues to the owner’s identity or intentions. Coincidentally, GoDaddy owns the similar GCD.com.
Rever.com – $107,222
Another domain name that sold to China is Rever.com for $107,222. Again, little is known about the buyer’s identity or their intentions for the domain. As of publishing, Rever.com resolves to a Sedo page with a link to a Sedo sales listing.
JOD.com – $100,000
Rounding out the list is JOD.com, which sold for $100,000. JOD is being used as an acronym of Just One Dime by Seth Kniep’s company, Just One Dime. As of writing, JOD.com redirects to JustOneDime.com but the company does use JOD.com to host email.
“As of publishing, DigitalArtists.com is in the process of being transferred to its new owner.”
How do you announce a sale before a sale? Should never chart or even list stuff like that. I’ve had deals in escrow that were paid, domain transferred, and then returned upon inspection. Twice.
Rever is a french word meaning to dream.