sales Amber.ai Sold for $115,000; Certify.ai for $110,000...

[NameBio]

The top domain name sale of the day was Amber.ai selling for $115,000.00 at Spaceship.com. NameBio tracked 540 domain sales $100+ for a reported total of $1,574,447.00 with an average price of $2,915.64 per sale. Compared to the day before, there was an increase of 0.4% in the number of sales and the total dollar volume increased by 231%. NameBio also recorded an additional 2,171 sales below $100 for a total of $28,918.

Top Sales for January 21st, 2026

Domain	Price	Venue
amber.ai​	$115,000​	Spaceship.com​
certify.ai​	$110,000​	Spaceship.com​
synthetic.ai​	$100,000​	Spaceship.com​
evo.ai​	$100,000​	Spaceship.com​
execute.ai​	$90,000​	Spaceship.com​
janet.ai​	$88,000​	Spaceship.com​
ploy.ai​	$79,000​	Spaceship.com​
moab.ai​	$70,000​	Spaceship.com​
backstory.ai​	$65,000​	Spaceship.com​
rumble.ai​	$64,000​	Spaceship.com​
cinder.ai​	$62,000​	Spaceship.com​
hio.ai​	$50,000​	Spaceship.com​
adg.ai​	$50,000​	Spaceship.com​
housecall.ai​	$43,000​	Spaceship.com​
paperboy.ai​	$40,000​	Spaceship.com​
waitingroom.com​	$20,245​	GoDaddy​
williamnordhaus.com​	$20,000​	Namecheap​
terrabyte.ai​	$15,000​	Atom.com​
ggok.com​	$14,000​	GoDaddy​
tuafoundation.org​	$10,750​	GoDaddy​
hotshot.co​	$10,250​	GoDaddy​
lacapanninadifranceschi.com​	$9,900​	GoDaddy​
collegeosteo.com​	$7,500​	GoDaddy​
copalibertadores.com​	$5,500​	Namecheap​
36535.com​	$5,049​	GoDaddy​
homedaddy.com​	$4,988​	Afternic​
exovy.com​	$4,699​	Atom.com​
spaceox.com​	$4,619​	Afternic​
neweyes.com​	$4,556​	DropCatch​
gatead.com​	$4,500​	Sedo​
brut.ai​	$4,450​	Namecheap​
accelerateur-du-numerique.fr​	$4,200​	Catched.com​
theoneup.com​	$4,150​	GoDaddy​
pennwaypoint.com​	$4,050​	GoDaddy​
td888.com​	$4,050​	GoDaddy​
bradentontowing.com​	$4,049​	Namecheap​
tastefulgarden.com​	$3,939​	GoDaddy​
agilegreen.com​	$3,849​	Spaceship.com​
sunsation.com​	$3,650​	GoDaddy​
agentenergy.com​	$3,600​	Afternic​
societybet.com​	$3,600​	Afternic​
aielastic.com​	$3,214​	Atom.com​
voyagerlabs.com​	$3,151​	GoDaddy​
szrc.com​	$3,051​	Dynadot​
cookbookvillage.com​	$3,050​	GoDaddy​
hydro365.com​	$3,000​	Atom.com​
htxu.com​	$3,000​	Dynadot​
exercises.org​	$2,951​	GoDaddy​
traumwagenverlosung.com​	$2,867​	Sedo​
openagi.ai​	$2,864​	Namecheap​
whiteshell.com​	$2,851​	GoDaddy​
namakdc.com​	$2,706​	GoDaddy​
prefix.org​	$2,551​	GoDaddy​
technorealism.org​	$2,550​	GoDaddy​
bleutrade.com​	$2,550​	GoDaddy​
bridgetocareusa.com​	$2,550​	GoDaddy​
tradyn.com​	$2,499​	NameGroove​
detergentsandsoaps.com​	$2,481​	GoDaddy​
abseits-soccer.com​	$2,358​	GoDaddy​
dadi.ai​	$2,339​	Namecheap​
flowers-cs.com​	$2,325​	Namecheap​
noot.ai​	$2,314​	Namecheap​
myshadowlight.org​	$2,175​	GoDaddy​
proteinx.com​	$2,141​	GoDaddy​
aionis.com​	$2,125​	GoDaddy​
thenobakecookieco.com​	$2,124​	GoDaddy​
watandar-restaurant.com​	$2,100​	GoDaddy​
supercomputer.org​	$2,080​	GoDaddy​
icn22.org​	$2,026​	GoDaddy​
hipvegancafe.com​	$2,025​	GoDaddy​
usehelper.com​	$2,000​	Afternic​
6fm.com​	$1,999​	GoDaddy​
brunospizzalongview.com​	$1,935​	GoDaddy​
linkv.com​	$1,900​	DropCatch​
groupetopresto.com​	$1,861​	GoDaddy​
moneyboard.com​	$1,655​	Namecheap​
labbet.com​	$1,604​	DropCatch​
lifestylenutrition.com​	$1,591​	GoDaddy​
innervarnika.com​	$1,554​	GoDaddy​
meridian-district.com​	$1,544​	GoDaddy​
freshchoicecafe.com​	$1,525​	GoDaddy​
basalnutrition.com​	$1,500​	DropCatch​
phit.io​	$1,500​	PureDN.com​
koor.io​	$1,449​	Atom.com​
tobal.com​	$1,350​	DropCatch​
umbo.ai​	$1,339​	Namecheap​
tlab.ai​	$1,314​	Namecheap​
gimschinesekitchen.com​	$1,275​	GoDaddy​
harrisonburgobgyn.com​	$1,225​	GoDaddy​
stevenspointsculpturepark.org​	$1,222​	Namecheap​
hydrogensummit.com​	$1,212​	GoDaddy​
coins.beauty​	$1,200​	Afternic​
atthefischer.com​	$1,111​	GoDaddy​
backyardsolutions.com​	$1,108​	GoDaddy​
recyclesolutions.com​	$1,080​	GoDaddy​
nicebyte.com​	$1,078​	GoDaddy​
carboncreditpro.com​	$1,068​	Afternic​
learnbet.com​	$1,026​	GoDaddy​
andromedapedasi.com​	$1,025​	GoDaddy​
classicdist.com​	$1,025​	GoDaddy​
minecraftlegame.com​	$1,010​	Namecheap​
trademark.cc​	$1,006​	GoDaddy​
globalpropertysystems.com​	$1,000​	DropCatch​

Market Stats for January 21st, 2026

TLD Type	Num Sales	Dollar Volume	Average	Median
gTLDs​	494​	$391,983​	$793​	$305​
New gTLDs​	2​	$1,373​	$687​	$687​
ccTLDs​	44​	$1,181,091​	$26,843​	$1,907​

TLD	Num Sales	Dollar Volume	Average	Median
COM​	431​	$349,371​	$811​	$315​
ORG​	46​	$37,220​	$809​	$245​
AI​	31​	$1,160,348​	$37,431​	$15,000​
NET​	9​	$2,651​	$295​	$280​
IO​	6​	$4,263​	$711​	$506​
USCOM​	3​	$610​	$203​	$200​
CO​	2​	$10,692​	$5,346​	$5,346​
CC​	2​	$1,308​	$654​	$654​
COCOM​	1​	$305​	$305​	$305​
US​	1​	$140​	$140​	$140​
COUK​	1​	$140​	$140​	$140​
GRCOM​	1​	$505​	$505​	$505​
FR​	1​	$4,200​	$4,200​	$4,200​
INNET​	1​	$505​	$505​	$505​
APP​	1​	$173​	$173​	$173​
USORG​	1​	$505​	$505​	$505​
ZACOM​	1​	$311​	$311​	$311​
BEAUTY​	1​	$1,200​	$1,200​	$1,200​

Venue	Num Sales	Dollar Volume	Average	Median
GoDaddy​	322​	$253,912​	$789​	$305​
Namecheap​	89​	$77,513​	$871​	$305​
DropCatch​	55​	$28,763​	$523​	$330​
Dynadot​	32​	$16,662​	$521​	$317​
Spaceship.com​	16​	$1,129,849​	$70,616​	$67,500​
Afternic​	9​	$22,373​	$2,486​	$2,000​
Atom.com​	5​	$27,362​	$5,472​	$3,214​
Sav.com​	5​	$1,507​	$301​	$180​
Sedo​	3​	$8,167​	$2,722​	$2,867​
Catched.com​	2​	$4,340​	$2,170​	$2,170​
NameGroove​	1​	$2,499​	$2,499​	$2,499​
PureDN.com​	1​	$1,500​	$1,500​	$1,500​

Category	Num Sales	Dollar Volume	Average	Median
Dictionary (English)​	21​	$682,754​	$32,512​	$2,551​
Dictionary (Spanish)​	1​	$505​	$505​	$505​
Keyword (x2)​	267​	$406,159​	$1,521​	$350​
Keyword (x3)​	111​	$58,214​	$524​	$295​
Keyword (x4)​	41​	$25,410​	$620​	$255​
Geo Domains​	2​	$70,505​	$35,253​	$35,253​
Geo + Keyword​	15​	$8,260​	$551​	$240​
Surnames​	4​	$181,649​	$45,412​	$32,725​
Given Names​	3​	$203,505​	$67,835​	$88,000​
Domain Hacks​	0​	$0​	$0​	$0​
Crypto Domains​	5​	$2,199​	$440​	$280​
Cannabis Domains​	14​	$12,705​	$908​	$343​

For a complete list of the day's sales visit:
https://namebio.com/blog/daily-market-report-for-january-21st-2026

 

[katerleonid]

Swetha just lowered the price of amber.xyz to $200,000, down from $298,888 just a few hours ago.

 

[domainnews]

meaningless fugures.

Namebio grasped so many .us.com sales last year ，just after a few weeks till this year many of them are not renewed and the sales report still remain on his website.

I have asked namebio here what happened but got no response from namebio.

 

[domainnews]

to some extend ，Namebio's domain reporting is not objective. It seems like after taking advertising fees from others, it heavily promotes them, which is suspicious. Overall, I don't really trust the data on Namebio.

 

[domainnews]

Can you tell us who bought these domains@namebio? many domain medias can share with us the real end users after they published the sales reports ？if you not ，Then just catch domainers attention and suspicious of hype.

 

[katerleonid]

to some extend ，Namebio's domain reporting is not objective. It seems like after taking advertising fees from others, it heavily promotes them, which is suspicious. Overall, I don't really trust the data on Namebio.

Those big .ai domain sales were officially reported by Richard Kirkendall on X.

On the other hand, some NameBio sales you see there are expired domains, you can double-check that.

 

[johnn]

Can you tell us who bought these domains@namebio? many domain medias can share with us the real end users after they published the sales reports ？if you not ，Then just catch domainers attention and suspicious of hype.

If you don't like it then why do you need who the buyer is?
What make you hate Michael? What did he do to you?

 

[domainnews]

Those big .ai domain sales were officially reported by Richard Kirkendall on X.

On the other hand, some NameBio sales you see there are expired domains, you can double-check that.

identity.digital bought the exclusive rights to operate .ai from Anguilla, so .ai must be registered for 2 years at a time, because every year a large sum of money needs to be paid to Anguilla. However, Richard also bought the exclusive auction rights from identity.digital, and likewise, a large sum of money needs to be paid. He must create momentum for himself and attract more participants. Moreover, last year, Richard reported in bulk that many .ai transactions were mostly $100,000 each. It feels like an assembly line process. For example, tech.ai was a $100,000 transaction, so techx.ai, tech+word.ai were also $100,000 transactions, and many of these were officially reported by Richard last year.

 

[domainnews]

If you don't like it then why do you need who the buyer is?
What make you hate Michael? What did he do to you?

I stick to the facts. I don’t really like namebio’s reporting style; it can be a bit exaggerated and possibly unrealistic. However, I like the style of their website. Similarly, I don’t like Richard’s reporting style, but I like his website, Spaceship, and quite a few domains are registered there.

 

[katerleonid]

Those sales reported by Richard are not from a single day, but from a long period of time.

Naturally, they highlight the biggest sales.

I don’t see any conspiracy here, other platforms also sell .ai domains for large amounts.

identity.digital bought the exclusive rights to operate .ai from Anguilla, so .ai must be registered for 2 years at a time, because every year a large sum of money needs to be paid to Anguilla. However, Richard also bought the exclusive auction rights from identity.digital, and likewise, a large sum of money needs to be paid. He must create momentum for himself and attract more participants. Moreover, last year, Richard reported in bulk that many .ai transactions were mostly $100,000 each. It feels like an assembly line process. For example, tech.ai was a $100,000 transaction, so techx.ai, tech+word.ai were also $100,000 transactions, and many of these were officially reported by Richard last year.

 

[domainnews]

Those sales reported by Richard are not from a single day, but from a long period of time.

Naturally, they highlight the biggest sales.

I don’t see any conspiracy here, other platforms also sell .ai domains for large amounts.

Obsolutely NO，No platforms sold .ai domains than Richard last year and now， because Im tracking these ai sales all the time.

 

[domainnews]

Those sales reported by Richard are not from a single day, but from a long period of time.

Naturally, they highlight the biggest sales.

I don’t see any conspiracy here, other platforms also sell .ai domains for large amounts.

I used to register a .ca domain at your platform but failed，Your platform didn't refund me，Im not so sure if .ca Registry policies.

 

[alcy]

he has 100s .ai?

 

[phaethon]

.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Obsolutely NO，No platforms sold .ai domains than Richard last year and now， because Im tracking these ai sales all the time.

Isn’t the simple reason you're obsessed with these ai sales is because you're annoyed you haven't sold anywhere near as much?

 

[PHILIPPE RAVEL]

I own

TechCompany.ai

I think my domain is valuable

 

[domainnews]

Isn’t the simple reason you're obsessed with these ai sales is because you're annoyed you haven't sold anywhere near as much?

Nope，So why am I not opposed to .xyz, huor, or other high-value sales? Because in the past, I have encountered too many fraudulent sales and hype, which triggered a natural reaction.

 

[domainnews]

Isn’t the simple reason you're obsessed with these ai sales is because you're annoyed you haven't sold anywhere near as much?

In the past, has anyone invited you to register three-letter .ai domains in bulk, and then use market operations to hype up their value? However, I have encountered people who invited me to join them ，in fact，They have already originally registered quite a few .ai domains before.

 

[URL Stream]

Nope，So why am I not opposed to .xyz, huor, or other high-value sales? Because in the past, I have encountered too many fraudulent sales and hype, which triggered a natural reaction.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/cr...00-speed-ai-for-165-000.1374325/#post-9537915

 

[domainnews]

https://www.namepros.com/threads/cr...00-speed-ai-for-165-000.1374325/#post-9537915

If you doubt my point of view, please provide your screenshots, such as who is the buyer ?or sales screenshots?I will continue to follow up. If you can't provide anything, then there is no reason to refute me. On the contrary, you might also be hyping things up for certain people; you are also part of the accomplices. Please forgive me for saying this.