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Reasons why you should buy an exclusive domain

1. Cars.com, which was valued at an astonishing $872 million.
2. CarInsurance.com: Sold for $49.7 million
3. Insurance.com: Acquired for $35.6 million.
4. VacationRentals.com: Purchased at $35 million.
5. PrivateJet.com: Commanded a hefty price of $30.18 million.

Top five domain sales

1. Business.com: Bought for a substantial price of $7.5 million in 1999¹.
2. Hotels.com: Acquired for $11 million in 2001².
3. Sex.com: Changed hands for a whopping $13 million in 2010².
4. Tesla.com: Bought for $11 million in 2014².
5. 360.com: Sold for $17 million in 2015².
6. NFTs.com: Recently sold for $15 million in 2022².
7. Fund.com: Changed hands for $12 million in 2008².
8. HealthInsurance.com: Acquired for $8.13 million in 2019².
9. We.com: Sold for $8 million in 2015².
10. Diamond.com: Acquired for $7.5 million in 2006².
11. Beer.com: Bought for $7 million in 2004².
12. Z.com: Sold for $6.8 million in 2014².
13. Casino.com: Changed hands for $5.5 million in 2003².
14. Slots.com: Also sold for $5.5 million in 2010².
15. AsSeenOnTv.com: Acquired for $5.1 million in 2000².
16. Toys.com: Bought for $5.1 million in 2009².
17. Korea.com: Sold for $5 million in 2000².
18. Clothes.com: Acquired for $4.9 million in 2008².
19. Medicare.com: Bought for $4.8 million in 2014².
20. IG.com: Sold for $4.6 million in 2013².
21. iCloud.com: Acquired for $4.5 million in 2011².
22. GiftCard.com: Purchased for $4 million in 2012².
23. Yp.com: Changed hands for $3.8 million in 2008².
24. HG.com: Sold for $3.77 million in 2016².
25. Mi.com: Acquired for $3.6 million in 2014².
26. Shop.com: Bought for $3.55 million in 2003².
27. Whisky.com: Sold for $3.1 million in 2014².
28. Candy.com: Acquired for $3 million in 2009².
29. Pizza.com: Sold for $2.6 million in 2008².
30. California.com: Acquired for $3 million in 2019².
31. Place.com: Sold for $3 million in 2021².
32. Help.com: Acquired for $3 million in 2023².
33. LasVegas.com: To be completed in 2040 for $90 million².
34. IT.com: To be completed in 2024 for $3.8 million².
35. Christmas.com: To be completed in 2024 for $3.15 million².
36. AltaVista.com: Sold for $3.3 million in 1998².
37. Wine.com: Sold for $3.3 million in 2003².
38. Software.com: Sold for $3.2 million in 2005².
39. Loans.com: Sold for $3 million in 2000².
40. Vodka.com: Sold for $3 million in 2006².

Over 1 million USD

This is a list of domain names sold for over 1 million USD generated with the help of Bing AI.

1. OA.com €554,000 

2. 151.com $415,000 

3. Palace.com $306,000 

4. Kick.com $276,077 

5. Results.com $264,000 

6. Free.co.uk $205,000 

7. Believe.com $200,915 

8. (tie) AOA.com $200,000 

8. (tie) Shop.app $200,000 

8. (tie) Profitable.com $200,000

Examples for the use of an unconventional TLD

Although duxdomain GmbH does not offer .cam registration or sale (yet) this is a good example why considering a different TLD could be an excellent choice for your business. Please visit

nic.cam

A website of CAM Connecting SARL, based in the Principaute de Monaco, started December 2016.

You will find there reasons to be:

– establish branding segmentation
– instant identity
– gives meaning
– better visibility in search engines
– special purpose

.protection and .security domains

Ranges from US $ 2070.00 at Namecheap to CHF 4370.00 at Hostpoint.

According to Namecheap

“The .security top-level domain (TLD) will help set your business apart from the competition. From cybersecurity to building security, it’s your own private space to show off what you can do, whether that’s updating customers on your service, or sharing the latest industry news.”

Links to other marketplaces

We want our clients to find their desired domain. If we unfortunatly could not provide you with a domain that fits your needs please feel free to check out these ohter marketplaces:

The previous version of this site is still available on www.duxdomain.tech

Other Marketplaces suggestet by Microsoft bing AI

Here are some of the best domain name marketplaces:

1. Domain.com: Domain.com is a reliable domain name registrar that offers a variety of unique, brandable, and short domain names. While premium domain names may be more expensive, Domain.com provides competitive pricing and a powerful domain search tool. You can easily manage your domains and point them to your preferred hosting company¹.
2. Sedo: Sedo is one of the largest domain marketplaces on the web. It allows domain owners to list their domains, including premium ones, for sale. If you’re looking for a specific premium domain, Sedo is a great place to explore².
3. Flippa: Flippa is another popular domain name marketplace where users can buy and sell domains. It’s a platform for both domain buyers and sellers, making it a good choice for finding premium domain names².
4. NamePros: NamePros is an online community forum where website owners discuss various topics related to website building and domain names. Some users also list domains for sale on this platform, including expired and soon-to-be-expiring domain names².
5. Namecheap: Namecheap is a well-known domain registrar that also offers a marketplace for buying and selling domain names. While it’s not exclusively for premium domains, you can find a wide range of options here².
6. Dan: A platform for domain sales and acquisitions.
7. Afternic: A platform for premium domain sales.
8. GoDaddy Auctions: GoDaddy’s domain auction platform

Answers given by bing AI for rising sales prices

The domain name that was sold for $30 million is Voice.com 1. The value of a domain name can be influenced by several factors, including the top-level domain (TLD), the type of domain name (regular vs. premium), the registrar used, the registry, and the registrant’s objective (registration, transfer, or renewal) 1.

The wholesale cost of domain names is determined by domain registries, which means that they set the base amount registrars must pay when a domain is registered 1. The registry is responsible for defining the base level cost of a domain name, which is important to domain registrars (who decide the sale cost) 1. Some registries want to make a specific TLD a luxury to own, and increasing the cost can help with that 1.

Premium domain names are valuable domains identified by the domain registry and have a much higher registration price compared to normal domains 1. This is due to the registry identifying these domains as higher value (thus, premium) due to either expected popularity or having criteria they deem as ideal for a great domain 1.

The value of a domain name can also be influenced by its relevance to specific industries. For example, a domain name that is relevant to the finance industry may be more valuable than a domain name that is relevant to the food industry 1.

In addition, a premium domain name can help a business attain credibility in the online world, be memorable, attract type-in traffic, provide exponential ROI, and be one-of-a-kind 1.

The domain name you mentioned, which was sold for $30 million, was likely a premium domain name that was highly sought after by a company or individual. The value of a domain name is determined by the market, and if there is a high demand for a specific domain name, the price can increase significantly 1.

I hope this information helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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