analysis From $36 to $2,350 in 13 Months — 9 Domains With Verified Sales History Tell the Full Story

[CashproofAi]

From $36 to $2,350 in 13 Months — 9 Domains With Verified Sales History Tell the Full Story​

Latest trends and sale analysis of domains which are sold in Aftermarkets. If you are a domain investor or analyst, you may not like to skip this domain sales research report to read this. It highlights emerging keyword patterns, pricing benchmarks, buyer intent signals, and niche category performance to help you make more informed acquisition and selling decisions.


Table 1 — Full Market Breakdown by Price Tier (April 1st, 2026)

Price Tier	Domain Count	Total Volume	% of $100+ Count	Notes
$500+ (Premium — Analyzed Dataset)	220 est.	$458,657 est.	33.6%	Includes top sale Porta.ai @ $47,500
$100–$499 (Mid-Tier)	435 est.	$55,137 est.	66.4%	Broad participation across venues
Below $100	2,453	$37,137	—	NameBio verified secondary tier
TOTAL $100+ (NameBio Verified)	655	$513,794	100%	Avg. sale price: $784
GRAND TOTAL (All Sales)	3,108	$550,931	—	All tiers combi

Table 2 — The Transparency Report: Verified Sales With History

Domain	Current Price	Current Date	Current Venue	Prev Price	Prev Date	Prev Venue	ROI Change %
Porta.ai	$47,500	April 1st, 2026	Spaceship.com	$643	November 29th, 2023	Namecheap	+7287% ▲
Plext.com	$9,995	April 1st, 2026	Afternic	$715	July 17th, 2025	GoDaddy	+1298% ▲
QOOT.com	$7,200	April 1st, 2026	GoDaddy	$2,500	February 13th, 2013	Sedo	+188% ▲
COFI.com	$11,200	April 1st, 2026	Park.io	$6,608	February 26th, 2016	DropCatch	+69% ▲
GradeAgent.com	$2,350	April 1st, 2026	DomainMart.com	$36	November 19th, 2025	Sav.com	+6428% ▲
RealLayer.com	$1,995	April 1st, 2026	Afternic	$130	December 5th, 2021	GoDaddy	+1435% ▲
GuyCode.com	$1,825	April 1st, 2026	GoDaddy	$2,088	March 24th, 2009	Afternic	−13% ▼
Chase.tv	$201	April 1st, 2026	Dynadot	$2,600	June 12th, 2015	Uniregistry	−92% ▼
CleanEnergy.net	$1,130	April 1st, 2026	Namecheap	$4,950	July 1st, 2008	Private	−77% ▼

Complete analysis here

 

[DomainGemsAI]

Strong data — but it reinforces something subtle: Markets don’t reward domains evenly over time. They reward moments where buyer clarity suddenly increases. That’s where most of the jump in pricing actually happens

 

[CashproofAi]

Strong data — but it reinforces something subtle: Markets don’t reward domains evenly over time. They reward moments where buyer clarity suddenly increases. That’s where most of the jump in pricing actually happens

Thanks for adding valuable inputs.

 

[biggie]

Hi

I like the technology posts better


imo….

 

[CashproofAi]

Hi

I like the technology posts better


imo….

Thanks, "Bigge" for sharing your preference for technology-focused posts on NamePros. As a respected and experienced member of this forum, your perspective carries real weight.

Domains and domaining are increasingly tied to the rapid pace of technological expansion, especially in AI and emerging digital ecosystems. Coming from a tech background and working as an AI tester and domainer, I naturally gravitate toward tracking and sharing AI trends regularly.

I believe consistent exposure to these developments helps us anticipate naming patterns and future demand. Looking forward to more insightful discussions around tech-driven domain opportunities.