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83% .COM. 75% Multi-Word. 63% GoDaddy. The Domain Market Has a Pattern Nobody Is Talking About.
Domain Market Insights — March 12th, 2026
Domain Market Insights — March 12th, 2026
Just pulled the numbers from the NameBio daily report and a few things jumped out immediately. Sharing for anyone tracking market trends:
.COM still owns the room — 83.6% of all $500+ domain sales were .com extensions. Every other TLD combined didn't even crack 17%. If you've been sitting on the fence about extension diversification, the secondary market data keeps telling the same story.
Short names dominate — but not the way you'd think — Over 75% of premium sales were 2-word or 3+ word domains combined. Pure one-word plays made up just 24.8% of transactions. Buyers are clearly comfortable with descriptive, compound names — especially in the $500–$5K range.
GoDaddy's grip is tightening — 63.4% of all analyzed $500+ sales cleared through GoDaddy. That's nearly 2 out of every 3 premium domain transactions on a single platform.
Full breakdown with tier analysis, marketplace distribution, TLD split, and word-count data
here
.COM still owns the room — 83.6% of all $500+ domain sales were .com extensions. Every other TLD combined didn't even crack 17%. If you've been sitting on the fence about extension diversification, the secondary market data keeps telling the same story.
Short names dominate — but not the way you'd think — Over 75% of premium sales were 2-word or 3+ word domains combined. Pure one-word plays made up just 24.8% of transactions. Buyers are clearly comfortable with descriptive, compound names — especially in the $500–$5K range.
GoDaddy's grip is tightening — 63.4% of all analyzed $500+ sales cleared through GoDaddy. That's nearly 2 out of every 3 premium domain transactions on a single platform.
Full breakdown with tier analysis, marketplace distribution, TLD split, and word-count data
here
