Gold left on .si?

[TheMVP]

There has been thousands of registrations on .si over the last weeks. We know a lot of people positioned early on .si but I'm wondering is there still gold left out there. What's the best .si you have hand regd lately. Feel free to post with price if it's for sale also. I'm seeing some stuff appearing that I can't see ever selling but beauty is in the eye of the beholder as they say!

 

[TheMVP]

Good point. I have no overview about .ai sales in other languages than English. The tech world is ruled by English language and the wording is easier and stronger than in German. An attractive English CCVC noun would probably be translated in an 18 letter German word with hyphen. Who uses this? On the other hand, Artificial (Sorry) Intelligence is translated in Kuenstliche Intelligenz, whereas SuperIntelligence matches Superintelligenz by the letters.

I will keep this approach in my mind when looking for some new ideas. Thanks for the info and feedback

 

[pb]

Does anybody look for strong keywords in non-English languages? There should be something to be harvested.
Being native German speaker, I still find good names in .si that were gone in .de in the 1990s. The question is if they ever will be useful but I give the answer some years to form.

You'd be better off looking for German keywords in .ki
(or not - looking at the registration price

Idk, is the Super Intelligence name being adopted in Germany, or nein? If it is, then maybe there's potential.

.si is cool for Spanish keywords, but not necessarily because of trump's EO.
There are some tlds that have long been popular in certain countries, for example .nu (=now) in Sweden or .as (aksjeselskap) in Norway, though .si was never very popular among Spanish speakers, perhaps because of the diacritics (sí != si), but I still think it's cool.

 

[biggie]

Outside the box my ass. Everything you guys are picking up right now has approximately a 0.000000% chance of ever selling.

Hi

folks are scraping the bottom of the barrel to reg any .si domain at this point

it’s hype of the extension, rather than keyword hype
and majority of these names don’t fit the brand notion that .si is purported to be

imo…

 

[pb]

Of all the ones you registered in 2024 did you renew them all in 2025? If not - any you are sorry you let drop?

I still have them and I repriced them in September when the buzz was starting to grow.

 

[TheMVP]

I still have them and I repriced them in September when the buzz was starting to grow.

Nice - wish ya luck on some sales. Drop some here and prices if you wish.

 

[renown.now]

Come up with thouse ideas today. And will not reg anyone of tham.

Logster.si
Hypnotik.si
Delto.si
Grindly.si
Reflexity.si
Conturo.si
Raem.si

 

[VadimK]

Hi

folks are scraping the bottom of the barrel to reg any .si domain at this point

it’s hype of the extension, rather than keyword hype
and majority of these names don’t fit the brand notion that .si is purported to be

imo…

Indeed. But due to luck of experience it's hard for them to understand it. When every Joe Schmo screems ''.si!!!'', it's way too late to register anything. On top, this tld itself (meaning .si as ''superintelligence'') will die out faster than last year's TikTok trend.

 

[VisionGetter]

Yes I registered 5 GEM today.

Already sold dept.si extent.si confer.si total $10k+

Registered around 150+ and still collecting more

 

[TheMVP]

Yes I registered 5 GEM today.

Already sold dept.si extent.si confer.si total $10k+

Registered around 150+ and still collecting more

That's awesome turnaround! Theres a couple of sore people on this thread who put everything and their socks into ai that will say your lying but congrats! Love the conviction.

 

[TheMVP]

Come up with thouse ideas today. And will not reg anyone of tham.

Logster.si
Hypnotik.si
Delto.si
Grindly.si
Reflexity.si
Conturo.si
Raem.si

Was just having a look and spotted BabyName and Infostack as some double barrels taken in a few extensions. Wonder if they won't be regd now that I mentioned them on this discussion

 

[bmugford]

A lot of the terms I have seen registered lately would barely even be good in .com, never mind .si or even .ai.

Many who were already in domain investment will understand the type of terms that sell in secondary extenions - short domains, single words, etc.

It seems like a lot of new people are being drawn to the field and just registering whatever.

If you really believe in the extension, it makes way more sense to buy great terms on the secondary market than register some junk, just becuase it is available.

Brad

 

[Alessio]

Yes, there are some, but only if the .si domain catches on over time; you have to look at it from that perspective—I’m investing for the future and hoping it succeeds

 

[Corey]

Gold left on .si? Yes, like panning for gold you need to research

What's the best .si you have hand regd lately. www.Zarah.si

Cheers
Corey

 

[dncafe]

The difference about the rise of .AI and the rise of .SI

.AI extension gained popularity as AI was exploding, so you had a ton of new AI startups coming in to buy up .AI domain names, with big startup capital.

With SI, there is no new startup wave, it's still the same AI landscape, which seems to be slowing down a bit as we go into 2027.

The main buyers of .SI are other domainers, some companies buying for brand protection and even fewer actual startups launching on .SI

No new industry has been created, just a renaming that only a handful of the big government contractor AI companies will change to in order to maintain those gov contracts.

All the AI tools and products out there people use are still going to be called AI this or AI that. And all the new AI startups in 2027 will be branded as AI, because thats what the people call it, AI

 

[AnX]

It's weird that people can't even remember the tenuous USP of this TLD is superintelligence.

If a .SI has nothing remotely to do with AI, or isn't realistic as a brand name for an AI company, then its end-user value is $0.

I can't remember if I've posted this or something like it before, but:

There are about 250k words in a standard English dictionary, and most people typically use just 20k to 40k.

So let's say there are about 20k decent single words and 1k (optimistic) good to great words, in terms of selling, but make that 5k for the sake of argument.

There are 1k NNN and 18k LLL, most of which won't sell except to domainers. NNNN has little value on non-.COM, outside obvious stuff like 1000, 2000, 1111, 2222, 1234, etc, likewise LLLL is 99% trash.

24k

Let's say (optimistic) about 15k great two/three word combos and maybe 1k brandables/made up words.

40k

And let's say 10k good to great single words in other languages where "SI" means something, though I've seen no evidence non-English speakers outside Slovenia are particularly interested in this TLD.

So that's ~50k domains that may have a chance of selling, but still mostly won't, especially when most have zero to do with "SI".

There are ~350k .SI names registered.

TL;DR: You can get away with murder on .COM, but if a non-.COM TLD has more than ~50k English names registered, you're already too late.

 

[TheMVP]

It's weird that people can't even remember the tenuous USP of this TLD is superintelligence.

If a .SI has nothing remotely to do with AI, or isn't realistic as a brand name for an AI company, then its end-user value is $0.

I can't remember if I've posted this or something like it before, but:

There are about 250k words in a standard English dictionary, and most people typically use just 20k to 40k.

So let's say there are about 20k decent single words and 1k (optimistic) good to great words, in terms of selling, but make that 5k for the sake of argument.

There are 1k NNN and 18k LLL, most of which won't sell except to domainers. NNNN has little value on non-.COM, outside obvious stuff like 1000, 2000, 1111, 2222, 1234, etc, likewise LLLL is 99% trash.

24k

Let's say (optimistic) about 15k great two/three word combos and maybe 1k brandables/made up words.

40k

And let's say 10k good to great single words in other languages where "SI" means something, though I've seen no evidence non-English speakers outside Slovenia are particularly interested in this TLD.

So that's ~50k domains that may have a chance of selling, but still mostly won't, especially when most have zero to do with "SI".

There are ~350k .SI names registered.

TL;DR: You can get away with murder on .COM, but if a non-.COM TLD has more than ~50k English names registered, you're already too late.

People have said that but as soon as i posted a double barrell here _ a denier jist went and registered it. Speaks volumes to about the people downplaying SI just becasue they missed the boat and cant think of original names tbh. But thats what i am saying. Must be some gold left if i can find something in 25 mins that someone who doesnt believe in the prospect of si wants to leap in and reg it

 

[TheMVP]

Yes, there are some, but only if the .si domain catches on over time; you have to look at it from that perspective—I’m investing for the future and hoping it succeeds

Exactly this tbh. Theres plenty of evidence to suggest SI will be mainstream in the next couple of years, the top CEOs forcast between 2 to 5 years. A couple of disgruntled AI cheerleaders wont stop the wave. I believe theres room for both tbh.

 

[TheMVP]

Nice work on the Webpage Corey!

 

[sellian]

Bubble (and one that inflated fast). Too late to register anything now. And it was already too late six months ago.

I disagree 100%. I've been picking very nice names lately.
You just need to spend enough time looking.

 

[AnX]

People have said that but as soon as i posted a double barrell here _ a denier jist went and registered it. Speaks volumes to about the people downplaying SI just becasue they missed the boat and cant think of original names tbh. But thats what i am saying. Must be some gold left if i can find something in 25 mins that someone who doesnt believe in the prospect of si wants to leap in and reg it

I'm curious how you know who is buying domains and whether they're a "denier" or not.

I don't even know what name you're talking about, so if you're implying it was me, cowrong.

And if by double-barrelled you mean hyphenated, I wouldn't touch those in .DE.

And if you think names are valuable just because mugs are buying them for $10, have fun wasting money.

Theres plenty of evidence to suggest SI will be mainstream in the next couple of years, the top CEOs forcast between 2 to 5 years.

Which top CEOs have forecast .SI will be mainstream in the next 2-5 years?