If you noticed, Atom switched over the look of their auction layout. It’s so much nicer and easier to read. They also added a time left column for me after I asked to include it. The goal of DSAD is to showcase the best auctions, but we are also partners with the auction houses to help them be better. Better meaning, better experience, selling more names, getting the highest price they can. Obviously, the highest price is not good for us buyers, but I play both sides. I help the businesses do better, and I help myself and other domain investors do better as well.
For domain investors, the buy price is important, but maximizing the sale price is another. Another reminder on Atom is that if you have it listed on Premium, you HAVE to sell the domain at Atom unless you sell it for 10% more at Spaceship or Afternic. No negotiating on your own unless you sell it through the bring-a-lead program. Everything else is against TOS. Do they always enforce it? No. Can they? Yes.
For instance, I had a broker reach out to me to buy a name I have listed as premium at Atom. I guided them to the higher Afternic listing and the Atom listing. If they want to come close to that and go through bring a lead we can. Otherwise, I owe Atom the 15% anyway. Like it or hate it, you are signing up for the TOS when you sell there, so you need to understand your terms.
Now that I am a founder at Winterline, I obviously have started representing my own name, so I have started pulling some names off the platforms. This way, I can see which companies visit the lander and if they visit the site after an outbound email. I think I can do better than sit and wait or put up an ad up for some of my names. The brandables, though, Atom crushes on these, and I’ll always keep them there. They do a great job on brandables and higher-end .ai names if you are patient
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Dynadot
Application.xyz People forget that Application is the long form of App
Cub.me I think you can get around the trademark if you don’t make money and is a fansite
PredictRobotics.com Probably money in a large portfolio of KeywordRobotics.com names
Data.click One bid at $8
Mylo.app .app and .dev seem to be heating up
Bit.land Good use of .land
DNS.market Good domain marketplace name
BuildYourApps.com Great call to action. Lovable and Replit already known for this
Handcraft.dev Winterline has had some buy request for .dev lately so no paying more attention
Namejet
SunEnergy.com I spelled it wrong last list. Still love it
ShedLabs.com Sounds like a weight loss/ peptide company
Nodies.com Nodes in a fun way. Ends today
Kaan.com The rapper comes up for all the results
HealthyDay.com lovely name for a spa, retreat or any kind of wellness product
Unidos.com As seen on Sherpa. I liked it “united, together” Estados Unidos. As Drew pointed out it is the plural form which isn’t as good
OptimaTech.com Upgrade for a few companies
AutumnHill.com Sounds like a family office
Verocity.com The exact opposite of delightful. Tough and mean but I like it
Intrava.com Nice brandable. I’ll take these kinds of names all day
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Ausk.com Most bids of all the LLLL.coms at Atom
UPMA.com
WEWY.com Pronounceable and a fake CVCV.com
EPAA.com and this one has the highest price
Sedo
Doovo.com These 5Ls are killing it at auction. Wish I owned more
FosterHome.net The positive angle would be for pets (obviously foster homes for kids are extremely important too but not going to monetize that)
Fusine.com Fusion Cuisine
GoRunning.com Obviously I like it but reserve is a bit high for me
AgenticEndpoint.com Someone is thinking here. New term but growing in popularity
Catched
Good.ec Good is good, .ec is meh. Has a bid
LLM.place to find an open LLM to build on your Mac Mini
Patriot.fi Patriot sounds like a VC firm or trading platform
Satoshi.group Fun bitcoin company name
DroneShow.xyz Replacing fireworks
LLM.place shop for LLMs
X9.game X9 is a retro hand held game unit that is super popular
S3.game Another .game getting a great price
SuperNails.mx Used to be a nail application company. Evidently didn’t sell enough
Unstoppable Domains
Micronique.com 30 year old domain at $31. Ends today
Argian.com 27 years old and no bids at $8
EliteCoffee.com Great coffee or coffeehouse brand
MegaBrain.net Net is hard to sell but $8 might make it worth a flyer
Elaza.com 24 years old
ZGNC.com Z in the first spot is fine. Just not the last
Merbie.com Cute name. Doesn’t pass radio test but cuter spelling than Merby
Zyke.com Nice pronounceable 4L.com
Namepros
GYIY.com Nobody wants to open the bid at $205
Destroyed.xyz First bid is $10
Vorj.com Pronounceable. BIN at $500. At $1
IYHW.com All good letters. BIN is $400 but starting bid is $150
SpicyPickle.com Great name but “Starting bid $14K in $5 increments” Chance of selling? Not good Still love the name
Godaddy Names with Bids
AspectHealth.com and PresentHealth.com A few adds to your Health portfolio
Datalix.com Most bids on the Godaddy board
Paoma.com The keyword is being used by several companies. Didn’t find a meaning
Hayan.com Nice 5L. I’d say easy to spell. Maybe a HEY Ann vs HI Ann issue. Bidders love it
Xony.com Zony
XDerm.com Hot new skin care line
Zinsta.com Another good brandable
TribalBurger.com Not huge value but does exude meat lover
827.cc Pretty much all NNN.cc with an 8 are four figure domains
Zxxm.com Z at the front is the only place to buy an LLLL.com with a Z
Spinach.co Popeye approves
HeartVentures.com You definitely want to be in cardia and hear related health IMO
QuickProtein.com Protein is all the rage
GoDaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
The Rest of the Godaddy Names with Bids
11120.com
22261.com
2dcafe.com
37758.com
43957.com
73384.com
82385.com
83594.com
84406.com
84935.com
85974.com
89975.com
92642.com
aerobika.com
AskTheGeek.com
AsylumPyre.com
barrelhousez.net
BecomingMartha.com
BeOrignal.com
blissharmonycbd.net
CashHomeSell.com
CreamCannabis.com
criacao.com
districtart.com
EnterpriseFeatures.com
f1speedwriter.com
FinTechnologies.com
FitArmadillo.com
gameyan.com
gnjb.com
guyscocina.com
hlundqvist30.com
hucknalltownfc.com
iljs.com
indiancinemagallery.com
institutobancopalmas.org
jktt.com
LagunaVeterinaryHospital.com
lamontreverte.org
lavans.com
letsvape.com
LodgePro.com
MakeUpmarket.com
MicaBeauty.com
OneBoy.com
PlainfieldPizza.com
PodVine.com
pointreyesoutdoors.com
QatarSports.com
qqju.com
RadioChain.com
saicom.com
SheJay.net
StartPrint.com
ThaiRunning.com
TheBlockFoodHall.com
theceoschool.co
twqp.com
UniversityOphthalmologyAssociates.com
VeggieToRials.com
vipusdt.com
Waves-Of-Hope.com
WestendTap.com
woodbinehouse.com
woqs.com
WorldwideVacations.com
ZoneBit.com
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