.com Sharing my largest sale so far ~ OnlineBilling.com

[iLoveDotCom]

Hello everyone I started domaining in December 2021 with $2k USD capital after seeing Swetha and Tony's sales on Twitter. Although I started late, I'm grateful for this quick and high 5 digit sale early on in my domaining career. Because of this I was able to acquire about 470 domain names now, which includes 7 premium one-word .COM's and some are approved in Atom's ultra-premium marketplace with low to mid six figure valuation. To succeed in domaining, I believe one really needs a mix of strategy—and a good dose of luck.

Domain name: OnlineBilling.com
Sale venue: Dan.com
Listing type: Make offer with Buy-It-Now
Lander: Squadhelp
Listing upgrades: Premium listing
Seller: Me
Purchase price: Cash+swap deal ~ $2,200 usd plus 3 domain names (April 5, 2023 acquired from another domainer)
Asking price: $89,995
First Offer: $60,000
Final Sale price: $75,000 USD (July 16, 2023)

 

[enterscope]

Can you share what your pricing has been over the years? Did you try a bunch of different prices or keep it around the same range? How many offers has the domain had?

 

[Joe drake]

Hello everyone I started domaining in December 2021 with $2k USD capital after seeing Swetha and Tony's sales on Twitter. Although I started late, I'm grateful for this quick and high 5 digit sale early on in my domaining career. Because of this I was able to acquire about 470 domain names now, which includes 7 premium one-word .COM's and some are approved in Atom's ultra-premium marketplace with low to mid six figure valuation. To succeed in domaining, I believe one really needs a mix of strategy—and a good dose of luck.

Domain name: OnlineBilling.com
Sale venue: Dan.com
Listing type: Make offer with Buy-It-Now
Lander: Squadhelp
Listing upgrades: Premium listing
Seller: Me
Purchase price: Cash+swap deal ~ $2,200 usd plus 3 domain names (April 5, 2023 acquired from another domainer)
Asking price: $89,995
First Offer: $60,000
Final Sale price: $75,000 USD (July 16, 2023)

I must say congrats and the domainer in me made me buy offlinebilling .com which was unregged but had been regged for years. TY

 

[cooljub]

I must say congrats and the domainer in me made me buy offlinebilling .com which was unregged but had been regged for years. TY

Offline is the new online.

 

[stevegpan]

Congratulations. Great sale indeed !

 

[johnn]

Selling price is too cheap.
It should be $75,214

 

[phaethon]

It's a name I would not personally buy at reg fee. The world 'online' is redundant in 2025. It's one of those sales that you are really scratching your head.
Domainers will probably start registering online+anything, but I doubt this can be replicated somehow..I don't even remember the last time I saw an online+something sale.

 

[DrJacoby]

It's a name I would not personally buy at reg fee. The world 'online' is redundant in 2025. It's one of those sales that you are really scratching your head.

He sold it two years ago, not 2025. I would buy it at reg fee all day long.

 

[DomainBFF]

Congrats! Funnily enough, I have 3 domain names that are very similar to this that all had a dramatic increase in the amount of views during this exact time frame. Yours is definitely the category killer, but makes me wonder what could have been had you charged much more like some others do

 

[DomainBFF]

It's a name I would not personally buy at reg fee. The world 'online' is redundant in 2025. It's one of those sales that you are really scratching your head.
Domainers will probably start registering online+anything, but I doubt this can be replicated somehow..I don't even remember the last time I saw an online+something sale.

Online has been a consistent top keyword for decades. As of this moment it's the #49 ranked keyword in retail domain sales the last 90 days courtesy of @NameBio

Obviously don't just reg a bunch of random online domains, but this domain here is a category killer for online bill pay, which is a huge market. Online also works when there are still plenty of people who pay by phone, or in person.

 

[Savage Names]

Fantastic sale! Congratulations and many thanks for sharing on here.

Also great negotiating skills

 

[Domainchick.de]

Good success story - congratulations

 

[william]

Great sale. Incredibly lucky that someone is shelling out this much for a seemingly dead prefix. But if it works for both parties, then it works!

 

[iLoveDotCom]

Great sale. Incredibly lucky that someone is shelling out this much for a seemingly dead prefix. But if it works for both parties, then it works!

Yes, I do agree that I'm fortunate to sell this keyword quick and at a high price. Thanks!

 

[White Fang]

Big Congrats!