All prices quoted in $US
The second-half of December didn’t see the big domain name sales that the first half saw, but there were still plenty of large domain sales. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest domain sales for the very end of 2019.
On December 14th Learn-Orienteering.org sold for $9550.
On December 15th 77777.cc sold for $38,000. On the same day, the domain SpecialCircumstances.com sold for an increase of 2820% for $4088. Last time it sold was in April of 2016 for $140.
On December 16th Novo.com, sold for $52,999.
Quantas.com sold on December 17th for $19,138. Two other domains sold for $10,000 each that same day (bt.io and growthleads.com).
Selling for $10,000, ShopJeen.com was the top sale of the day on December 18th.
On December 19th 89889.com sold for $21,200.
Calyxia.com sold for $11,078 on December 20th.
In a similar number theme, 88805.com sold for $18,500 on December 21st.
On December 22nd, 2019, 899999.com sold for $31,005. And BitGlobal.com sold for $3383, a 1558% increase from the last time it was sold in December of 2015 for $204. Denka.com sold for $10,249 on that same day.
On December 23rd Models.net sold for $19,906. Four other domains sold for more than $10,000 on the 23rd including geero.com for $15,523, xili.com for $10,750, pk1.com for $10,250, and swissasset.com for $10,250.
Selling for $25,000, open.money was sold on December 24th. And worldsexology.org broke the 10k mark, selling for $16,450.
On December 25th, 2019 4K.net sold for $10,099.
On December 26th, BusinessCenter.com sold for $11,000. And YayEveryDay.com sold for $1963, a 933% increase as compared to the last time it was sold exactly one year ago.
Selling for $8200, MHealthWatch.com was sold on December 27th.
On December 28th, RapidLoans.com sold for $10,000.
Novo.com selling for $52k US is so cheap. Genius, whoever bought it.
Looks like it was bought privately through Sedo bidding platform…
Good names tend to only sell once.
This is why with .com very high sales above $1m *on the aftermarket* are declining and overall there is a higher median being achieved with most decent .com domains finding $100,000 as the floor. (I agree with Rob, Novo.com was a steal).
It’s not that $1-10m sales aren’t happening. They are happening and more than ever in fact. It’s just that fewer and fewer occur on the ‘aftermarket’ as most are now end user to end user. (Or soph investor to end user – these type of investors have strong hands and are not the sort to flog prized names on aftermarket sites).
All of the above is what has been happening with .com.au also.
.com.au is still about 4-6 years behind .com because there are still great names that can be bought on the drops, and because of this there are opportunities for investors.
Because there *are* opportunities for investors, it means that most sales that end up reported are wholesale rather than sales to end users. (This is why .com.au sales results do not reflect the prices generally paid by end users).
Whereas you are hard pressed to find a bargain on Namejet.com these days, there are bargains aplenty on Drop.com.au and Netfleet most weeks.
I would rather spend $2,500 or $5,000 on a .com.au domain name that I know is worth $30,000 to $50,000 than spend $30,000 to $50,000 on a .com domain name that I know is worth $100,000 to $200,000.
Or $10,000 a .com.au domain name that I know is worth $100,000 minimum. There are 2-3 of these every month on the expired auctions.