Well the numbers are in and they are damn impressive. Uniregistry, which quickly gained notoriety as the startup-friendly registrar, then opened a marketplace that is quickly becoming the go-to resource for startups acquiring domain names. And the numbers don’t lie, with close to $30M in sales so far this year it’s safe to say that Uniregistry Market is on fire.
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The news of the monster sales number broke on popular domain name blog DomainInvesting.com and not surprisingly .COM is the dominant extension amongst the top sales with one-word .COMs stealing the show as usual. The highest reported sale was Kombucha.com for $200,000 followed by Squeeze.com at $150,000.
It was interesting to see some one-word .NETs in the mix with some pretty solid sales like Odds.net for $70,000 and Juegos.net for $60,000 which just goes to show that one-word .NETs can still command some really nice sales numbers.
I was also surprised to see a couple pretty long three-word .COM like SmallBusinessMarketing.com sell for $30,000 and TexasDWIAttorney.com for $25,000. So if you thought that only one-word .COMs were yielding high sales prices, know that even three word .COMs and one-word .NETs still might sell for more than you think.
You can see a nice big long list of sales right here on DomainInvesting.com along with some interesting comments well worth reading, currently at 34 as of the time I am writing this post. Congrats to Uniregistry, in a relatively short period of time they have build a strong marketplace – you can check out what’s on there now at uniregistry.com/market.
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