showcase ShowCase your Best .Online Domain Names

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Why .ONLINE ?


For the online world, there may be no new TLD more fitting than .ONLINE, because it offers a broadly defined, generic term for open registration.

.ONLINE is perfect for any brick and mortar store trying to establish an online presence – yourstore.ONLINE, for example – or for any publication,

band, artist, or writer that offers a print product as well as an online version.

.ONLINE isn’t restricted to these examples, however, and can be used by any individual or organization for any reason.

abu-dhabi.online
apac.online
fmcg.online
guanxi.online
hackathon.online
mingyu.online
mubi.online
wfoe.online

sportwetten.online
$16,303
2016
dma.online
$5,000
2015
lasvegas.online
$4,750
2016
wettbonus.online
$3,804
2016
fay.online
$3,500
2016
kreuzfahrten.online
$3,059
2016
lodges.online
$1,633
2016
monopoly.online
$1,321

Top 10 Biggest Selling gTLDs
Biggest Selling gTLDs

.TLD Domains + Today
1 .xyz 6,201,843 4,577
2 .top 4,594,598 -6,774
3 .win 1,169,532 915
4 .wang (net) 943,608 -16,816
5 .club 832,336 1,007
6 .bid 585,325 403
7 .loan 548,573 1,848
8 .site 540,091 926
9 .online 507,944 2,855
10 .vip 501,030 2,978

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I don't have some to showcase, but thought I would point out that .online has been selling really well in 2018YTD. If you look at the top 10 sales ever in .online, 7 of them have been in 2018 (1 each in 2015, 2016, 2017). Also, there have been 87 NameBio listed sales overall, with 50 of those in 2018YTD. Here is the full list at NameBio.

Among the sales just the last few months (design for $57,500; AirConditioning for $19,500, king for $17,250, transparency for $10,000, DMV for $5101).

I did a little blog post today on the momentum in .online domain sales, if interested.

Bob

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I dug a little into some of the recent major .online sales and found the (same) end user for two of them. The Australian headquartered King Living (in business since 1977) bought both king.online and design.online, each for 5 figures, in mid September via Sedo (but it would appear Radix Registry sales, not sure). They are already operational in redirecting to the company's traditional com.au website. Will be interesting to see if they eventually move to .online for website, or only plan redirection. The company currently operates in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Singapore, and has expansion plans including Canada. Anyway, if interested I wrote the story up in a short blog post here.

Bob