discuss What new gTLDs have you sold and at what price?

[Landov]

Hi,

I got a $200 offer for slots.life at Flippa but I rejected it.

 

[Fancy.domains]

Hello,

- I have sold 38 new gTLDs (most common sales are .XYZ and .WORK).

- My first sale took place in September, 2014.

- Lowest sale is $25, highest is $2500

- Average sale is about $550

 

[Landov]

Kohsamui, you sold them on your site or at other platforms?

 

[Fancy.domains]

Kohsamui, you sold them on your site or at other platforms?

About 50% via my own landing pages and 50% via marketplaces (Sedo, Afternic and GoDaddy).

Off topic: I work with domains about 25-30 hours per week, so "my relative success" has a lot to do with spending a lot of time looking for domains. My real hourly income is not that impressive. At least not yet.

 

[Landov]

I guess all sales above $300 are to end users. Considering this, your number is impressive.

 

[asset.domains]

@Koh : ) comparing sedo, afternic etc, could you rank them ? are you looking for new platforms ?

 

[Raymond C]

@kohsamui
Can you compare auction platform between Godaddy auction and Sedo auction? Which is better in term of auction result? Thanks.

 

[brandnow]

@Koh : ) comparing sedo, afternic etc, could you rank them ? are you looking for new platforms ?

I posted a thread about this a week ago in General Domain Discussion asking people to vote for Domain Name Sales or Bodis for overall success from landing pages. Though curious about what other domainers think is the best landing page service for nGTLDs.. or any others besides the first two mentioned.

 

[Tank]

havent sold but was offered $150 and $200 for Ur.World

 

[mad409]

Just reged 88 (dot) express. Since I already had the single 8 in this extension I couldn't resist. :D

 

[Premium gTLD]

I just sold one of my .CITY domains for $3K.

Sale was to an end user who I found and contacted. Terms = 12 payments of $250.

 

[brandnow]

I just sold one of my .CITY domains for $3K.

Sale was to an end user who I found and contacted. Terms = 12 payments of $250.

.city is big recently. nice sale!

 

[hullswingerscom]

not sold but get lots of offers for video.marketing and forsale.house
to early to sell just yet but their was good offers so early in the game.

 

[1NiteStand]

getting offers for results.xyz but nothing worthy yet... far too early :D

 

[enterscope]

Had an offer for $500 on Lottery / Land but chose to keep it.

 

[alcy]

About 50% via my own landing pages and 50% via marketplaces (Sedo, Afternic and GoDaddy).

Off topic: I work with domains about 25-30 hours per week, so "my relative success" has a lot to do with spending a lot of time looking for domains. My real hourly income is not that impressive. At least not yet.

hmmm seems bit hard to set buynow prices on auction sites (or your own lander 4 that matter).. given lack history with new exetnsions.. do you nonetheless do set buynow prices generally and is that how most your sales were done? or just offer counteroffer deals?

thanks for sharing.

 

[Name Trader]

I guess all sales above $300 are to end users. Considering this, your number is impressive.

There are plenty of sales to domainers over $300.

 

[JB Lions]

"What new gTLDs have you sold and at what price?"

So far not 1 person has actually answered that.

specific.newgtld - amount

It would be nice to have a lean, mean thread on that. Not I got offers, I just regged this or that, I sold ______ but won't actually tell you the name or amount. See how this thread works, real stuff - https://www.namepros.com/threads/report-completed-domain-name-sales-here.83628/page-351

 

[Landov]

I've seen on a site:

All at $100 were bought
Some from $100 to $500 were bought
Very few at $2000-$3000 were bought

 

[brandnow]

I've seen on a site:

All at $100 were bought
Some from $100 to $500 were bought
Very few at $2000-$3000 were bought

$100 is a bargain for a solid name!

 

[Landov]

Most I've seen from domainers was $1100 at an unsold auction on Flippa for travel.agency The BIN was $10.000.

After 10 years I expect most sellings to domainers for around $10000 for good names.

 

[Premium gTLD]

Per JB, here's an "ice-breaker" gTLD sale with "specifics" Lexington.city sold for $3,000 to a direct end user.

 

[jGoodall]

some notable gtld sales of 2015 are listed here - domainpromo.com/1757/top-gtld-sales-2015
*wish I could embed the infographic*

 

[JB Lions]

some notable gtld sales of 2015 are listed here - domainpromo.com/1757/top-gtld-sales-2015
*wish I could embed the infographic*

It's supposed to be your own sales:

"What new gTLDs have you sold and at what price?"

The notable sales you're talking about, a lot of them are registry sales.

And if it's a sale with a 12 month payment plan like the lexington.city sale, that should be noted for transparency.

 

[Fancy.domains]

"What new gTLDs have you sold and at what price?"

So far not 1 person has actually answered that.

specific.newgtld - amount

Missed this... Here are some (rather recent) sales of mine:

Plastic //dot// cards - $2500
P***y //dot// cash - $950
Enjoy //dot// wales - $860
Share //dot// work - $858
Mesh //dot// work - $663
Capetown //dot// xyz - $595
Arkansas //dot// business - $495
Organic //dot// yoga - $395
Insurances //dot// xyz - $395
Lisa //dot// club - $375
000 //dot// red - $335
Chips //dot// guru - $295
Casinos //dot// buzz - $295
Malaga //dot// tips - $295
U //dot// domains - $278
Pie //dot// xyz - $275
Fan //dot// one - $275
Pattaya //dot// dentist - $269
Naples //dot// xyz - $250

Only Plastic //dot// cards is in my opinion a real premium (maybe also Insurances //dot// xyz?!). So far, I've mainly sold $XXX ones. The better ones are waiting in my portfolio