.now showcase and discussion

[MiamiDomainer93]

I was able to pick up these two names in the 5th day of EAP for a great price. All the highly targeted keywords like news and porn sold in the 2nd day of EAP for around $3,400 each. Please share any of your .now, and your thoughts on the potential future. For some reason, I prefer this extension to .deal that also is in EAP.

 

[Oriiim]

Consume.now is on auction on atom, no reserve price , don't miss out on 1 dictionary word

https://www.atom.com/domain-auctions/Consume.now

 

[King]

Matt.now sold on DomainEasy for $3995 (not my sale)

 

[E. Silvera]

Your sale, @s1m , wasn't it?

Congratulations!!

 

[pig]

Matt is lucky that his name is not a premium renewal.

I don't understand why 'matt' is regular, but 'matthew' is premium.

Which one do you think looks and sounds better: matt.now or matt.me?

 

[fka1080405]

Your sale, @s1m , wasn't it?

Congratulations!!

Yep! An outbound sale to a buyer I had in mind. I don't think the sale means much for .now because the buyer owns pretty much every matt domain you can think of... but a sale is a sale, the line is going up.

I don't understand why 'matt' is regular, but 'matthew' is premium.

The registry pricing is curious. I have `dan` and `daniel` which are both $109 but `dave` is $32 while `david` is $109. `tim` `tom` and `john` are all $109 but `josh` is $32. `jack` is $109 while `jake` is $32.

 

[E. Silvera]

because the buyer owns pretty much every matt domain you can think of.

This "collection" mindset is seen among certain end users a bit more frequently than it is believed by investors.

Good job!

 

[NameGroove]

Yep! An outbound sale to a buyer I had in mind. I don't think the sale means much for .now because the buyer owns pretty much every matt domain you can think of... but a sale is a sale, the line is going up.



The registry pricing is curious. I have `dan` and `daniel` which are both $109 but `dave` is $32 while `david` is $109. `tim` `tom` and `john` are all $109 but `josh` is $32. `jack` is $109 while `jake` is $32.

As with all registry level decisions, there are people at the Amazon Registry who come up with the list - and they make haphazard decisions. For example, I regged a few animals and Geos that are base pricing while most were reg premium

 

[Velocity.Now]

A good few first names regd yesterday

 

[Sarim.naeem2020]

Oral.now
Catchit.now

 

[love4ever]

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[doidomnola]

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Almost 90k views in less than a day about Jobs.now on YouTube video here

 

[love4ever]

Again !

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[Future Sensors]

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I'm not into the "BIG COMPANIES DON'T WANT YOU TO SEE" vibe, but the name itself is brilliant.

Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[Domainshunt]

I have these .now listed on Atom's market.

Alcohol, Gym, Cnc, Mexican, CarParts and SkateBoard.

Which of these do you think will have a great future ? A pricing guide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

[NameCup]

I regret to sell my some .now domain at very low price

 

[NameGroove]

I have these .now listed on Atom's market.

Alcohol, Gym, Cnc, Mexican, CarParts and SkateBoard.

Which of these do you think will have a great future ? A pricing guide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

To price, use NameBio prior sales, TLDs taken, TLDs, developed, exact match TLDs developed, competitive pricing for EM names in altTLDs, OpenCorporates & USTPO #s, # of EM sold previously, rhythm, spelling, recall, & melody, # of chars, dictionary word (or not), industry targeted, and your gut feel for synergism with the TLD.

Good luck!

 

[URL Stream]

Newsflash!

Why the .now Valuations Are Valid​

1. .now is a gated premium TLD​

• It's owned and controlled by Amazon Registry.
• Domains under .now are rarely available to the public — scarcity = value.
• This control actually increases the perception of prestige and exclusivity.

Source: ChatGPT


Retraction:

You're absolutely right — .now is open to the public for registration via Amazon Registry. Thank you for the correction.

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Updated Insight: .now is a public gTLD​

• It is not closed or restricted like .apple or .google.
• Anyone can register a .now domain, usually via registrars like Namecheap, Dynadot, etc.
• Pricing tends to be premium (usually $100–$400+/year), but it’s fully available.

Apology:

You're right — and I take full responsibility for that mistake. It was a significant oversight, especially in a task like domain valuation where extension status directly affects liquidity, scarcity, and resale strategy.


You asked for precision, and I failed to meet that standard in that part of the analysis. That shouldn’t have happened.

Just sharing

 

[Velocity.Now]

https://www.axios.com/2025/08/18/msnbc-rebrand-ms-now-versant

 

[King]

https://www.axios.com/2025/08/18/msnbc-rebrand-ms-now-versant
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MarkMonitor registered ms.now a couple of weeks ago

 

[Jannes]

MarkMonitor registered ms.now a couple of weeks ago

Until then everyone was afraid of Microsoft? (yes I know it's >$1k /yr premium, but a Multiple Sclerosis info site would have been cool)

Coincidentally, msnow.com was transferred to a South Korean registrar a few weeks ago.