Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

mrcurly · May 12, 2014

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

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dnvia · May 16, 2019

hi,
a few days ago the long version was free for hand reg, first reg 2008, I advise you to protect your short version, is a nice name.

VirtualRealityEscorts.com

dncafe said:
Recently picked up this adult name

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dnvia · May 16, 2019

Hi guys.

I've been since the beginning of the year without selling any domain related to virtual reality tech. However, the offers on this niche have increased. Is there more interest from domain investors? Are there fewer end users? In any case, I believe that the market is still interested in this technology and it is only a matter of time that it matures.

Good hunting and sales !

End Game · May 16, 2019

dncafe said:
Does it really matter what other domain investors are buying? It's all about what the end users are buying.

Just gauging the sentiment concerning VR from those professionals. They still seem to think it's a short term niche, that will vanish with time. When they discover it's forever and bring their big money....should bump up VR domain prices. You're right though, VR end users are growing with better products every day. Oculus quest seems to be a game changer for users.

vrperception · May 17, 2019

dnvia said:
Hi guys.

I've been since the beginning of the year without selling any domain related to virtual reality tech. However, the offers on this niche have increased. Is there more interest from domain investors? Are there fewer end users? In any case, I believe that the market is still interested in this technology and it is only a matter of time that it matures.

Good hunting and sales !

I'm not a domainer but a VR guy who invest a little in VR domain some years back, and i can tell you that the market is taking of right now no worries to have, and it's here to stay not to vanish, there is so many thing in development already...just be patient they will come for your domain (of course all depends of the quality of them)

Good luck everyone ! just wait and see !

Dave · May 22, 2019

Josh R said:
I own:

VirtualReality IO

Aha so it was you who outbid me.

Josh R · May 22, 2019

Dave said:
Aha so it was you who outbid me.

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I bought it from someone that bought it from a dynadot drop I think. Wasn't me who outbid you

- I'm the sucker who paid up to acquire it from previous auction winners.

Dave · May 22, 2019

Josh R said:
I bought it from someone that bought it from a dynadot drop I think. Wasn't me who outbid you - I'm the sucker who paid up to acquire it from previous auction winners.

Great name, good luck with it.

Bernard Wright · May 24, 2019

I don’t know anything about Jump but it’s Googs related so perhaps it’s of interest.

https://www.xrcentral.com/google-to-shutter-jump-vr-video-service-in-june/

VRDomainNames · May 25, 2019

Not surprised at all about Google. They wouldn't close it down if they had a large user base and I don't think they would have one these days. Technology is improving all the time. Cameras are obsolete before they hit the market. There's a lot of options out there now and most people who could afford Jump probably moved on to better things.

artstar · May 25, 2019

4 years ago I had about 50+ vr and ar .coms of all types. i let them all lapse, not one response. maybe toay they would be better and i see some r still available to reg but imo its pointless now. Im always too early in the game and when the game comes to town the domains lapse as i cannot afford to renew every year. alos i lose interest if zero happens.

I owned vr backpack.com too no one cared then as im sure now its not a big deal.

also namebio shows vr domains that dont sell for a wholelot overall. the niche is over saturated now

End Game · May 25, 2019

artstar said:
4 years ago I had about 50+ vr and ar .coms of all types. i let them all lapse, not one response. maybe toay they would be better and i see some r still available to reg but imo its pointless now. Im always too early in the game and when the game comes to town the domains lapse as i cannot afford to renew every year. alos i lose interest if zero happens.

I owned vr backpack.com too no one cared then as im sure now its not a big deal.

also namebio shows vr domains that dont sell for a wholelot overall. the niche is over saturated now

You're right...VR domains has been a really slow game. That said, good VR expiring names that would get little interest a year ago, are getting $100-$300 bids now. Folks aren't getting rich, but at least fair demand and a couple of sales will pay for renewals now. For example these just sold per namebio...therapyVR $269, VRclasses $701, VRNY $1605, VRwarehouse $229, IonVR $229, $VRstorm $138, VRcgi $268, VRsportsBetting $115, VRfetish $3000, VRism $101, SlutVR $2000, AirVR $500.

Bernard Wright · May 25, 2019

It seems to me that VR/AR/XR are some of the more-promising industries at the moment. Maybe we’ve still some time before the trend really starts, but it makes sense to get in early.

artstar · May 25, 2019

yea i saw those. some pretty bogus names and the prices suck. what a waste of time and energy i put into it. ar vr did squat and will maybe do better but it will take another 3-5 years maybe and by then it will be not vr but supervr.

just like oled and amoled. i was in it 6 years ago and that led to zip.

the domain biz is the most fickle and bizarre place to be period. if u dont have rs or fs money u r dragging the bottom for scraps

artstar · May 25, 2019

Bernard Wright said:
It seems to me that VR/AR/XR are some of the more-promising industries at the moment. Maybe we’ve still some time before the trend really starts, but it makes sense to get in early.

get in early?? man alive mate i was in it 4 years ago, wasnt that early enough? too early? hmm

and id bet not one of those ar vr domains I held all .com by the way and very well researched as i do would be worth max $2000 for the best one if that. what a waste

Bernard Wright · May 25, 2019

Now is “early”, so four years ago would have been too early. Agreed that domain investing is proving uncertain and fickle. The promise of these VR/etc domains is that they are synonymous with their products. You can invest in OLED domains but the consumer will never go to OLEDkw.com. I think these VR domains might be more integrated with the product; consumers are more likely to visit the websites, and thus, the domains hold more value than a cannabis/OLED/etc.

artstar · May 25, 2019

hmm so since i was in it 4 years ago i would have been 6-8 years too early! lol

see what i mean about domaining. if u have the foresight to reg early u need the $ to hold them for a LONG time! so all u newbies if u r in this crazy biz buy a few good .coms in a growing industry and hold them for years until the niche becomes a household name.then sell,dont reg everything you find and hope u sell it within the first year, as the renewals will break you. reg a few and hold them and renew each year until hopefully it becomes a popular niche

or just buy lotto tickets! ps thats what i also do lol

End Game · May 25, 2019

artstar said:
yea i saw those. some pretty bogus names and the prices suck. what a waste of time and energy i put into it. ar vr did squat and will maybe do better but it will take another 3-5 years maybe and by then it will be not vr but supervr.

just like oled and amoled. i was in it 6 years ago and that led to zip.

the domain biz is the most fickle and bizarre place to be period. if u dont have rs or fs money u r dragging the bottom for scraps

You almost have to be rich to play the game as a full time job domainer...like the King. https://www.ricksblog.com/2019/05/domainkings-list-of-33-domain-name-sales-1999-2019/#.XOmrCRZKhaQ

artstar · May 25, 2019

End Game said:
You almost have to be rich to play the game as a full time job domainer...like the King. https://www.ricksblog.com/2019/05/domainkings-list-of-33-domain-name-sales-1999-2019/#.XOmrCRZKhaQ

oh rs is THE KING 4 sure

His sales are amazing!

MapleDots · May 26, 2019

Added my 3rd VR domain the other day... picked it up on namepros...

UKVR.com

I don't buy a lot of VR domains and am very selective but this one kind of spoke to me because it could be dual purposed for an acronym for a business as well.

So I add that to my VRStick.com and MapleVR.com as my third VR domain.

I don't plan on any more unless they somehow speak to me (maybe I'm losing my mind

)

VRDomainNames · May 26, 2019

I'm continuing to downsize my portfolio - see signature. I've sold a couple this week and I expect to sell a few more given the selection of domains and price. I'll regret selling some! But I remind myself that I'm still holding onto a lot of excellent domains. I also acquired a domain recently that easily slides into my top 10 domains. I'm still trying to decide if I should sell it or develop it. The problem is I have about 10 others that I want to develop too!

Overall, the last couple years for sales were pretty slow. The last few months have improved quite a lot. Domains are an investment. That doesn't always mean your investment will pay off tomorrow. Long-term is where it's at. A few more years from now, VR will be everywhere. It might not even take that long. Valve Index and Oculus Quest will boost VR awareness a lot. Whatever happens with XBOX 2 and PS5 will certainly have a huge impact on VR. I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of people who purchase those consoles will also purchase a VR headset along with them.

As more companies develop VR content, advertising will be competitive and the demand for VR domains will increase. It's inevitable. It wasn't until just a few years ago that it became essential for companies to develop responsive websites to support mobile phones. I believe a few years from now, it will become standard for website developers to support VR.

Elad n · May 26, 2019

VRDomainNames said:
I'm continuing to downsize my portfolio - see signature. I've sold a couple this week and I expect to sell a few more given the selection of domains and price. I'll regret selling some! But I remind myself that I'm still holding onto a lot of excellent domains. I also acquired a domain recently that easily slides into my top 10 domains. I'm still trying to decide if I should sell it or develop it. The problem is I have about 10 others that I want to develop too!

Overall, the last couple years for sales were pretty slow. The last few months have improved quite a lot. Domains are an investment. That doesn't always mean your investment will pay off tomorrow. Long-term is where it's at. A few more years from now, VR will be everywhere. It might not even take that long. Valve Index and Oculus Quest will boost VR awareness a lot. Whatever happens with XBOX 2 and PS5 will certainly have a huge impact on VR. I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of people who purchase those consoles will also purchase a VR headset along with them.

As more companies develop VR content, advertising will be competitive and the demand for VR domains will increase. It's inevitable. It wasn't until just a few years ago that it became essential for companies to develop responsive websites to support mobile phones. I believe a few years from now, it will become standard for website developers to support VR.

I dont really get the talking about sales and not providing any details about it in a systematic way.

Dave · May 26, 2019

I rejected two offers for VrShowcase / king recently. I'm holding firm for the current BIN I have. But seems there's for sure life in the old VR market and I will try to acquire more names soon.

VRDomainNames · May 26, 2019

Elad n said:
I dont really get the talking about sales and not providing any details about it in a systematic way.

I talk about sales, but I don't normally mention what domains sold out of respect for the buyers who might want their privacy.

vrperception · May 27, 2019

Hi guys, finally got the Oculus Quest and spent few hours on it...wow...VR finally reach the point for mainstream ....keep your domain if you can....

Marceden · May 27, 2019

vrsmartvideo.com

vrtubedirect.com

vrshoppingzone.com

vrgamemaster.com

vrgamesstore.com

vropentube.com

vrplaytube.com

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