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Top Domain Sales
RunningShoes.com
SOLD for $700,000
Chad Weinman: "The keyword itself - 'running shoes' - is a pretty high traffic keyword. It's one that's tightly associated with a product category that we participate in. So that helps to justify the purchase price in this particular instance."
Read more: Practicalecommerce.com
Teamwork.com
SOLD for $675,000
Peter Coppinger, co-founder and CEO: "We have a great product but we haven't been concentrating on marketing as much as we could. This domain is part of strengthening our marketing efforts. I think we can quadruple our sales in the next year with better marketing, and using this domain name is part of that".
Read more: Domainnamewire.com
Sumo.com
SOLD for $1.5 million
Noah Kagan, founder: "Ultimately, $1.5 million is a lot of money, but worth the cost. Sumo is a brand we will have forever. I've come around on the importance of branding because it shows our customers, future employees and competition that we're serious and here to stay."
Read more: Entrepreneur.com
Voice.com
SOLD for $30 million
Marge Breya, Senior Executive Vice President: "An ultra-premium domain name like Voice.com can help a company achieve instant brand recognition, ignite a business, and massively accelerate value creation".
Read more: Businesswire.com
VacationRentals.com
SOLD for $35 million
HomeAway Founder and CEO Brian Sharples: "The only reason we bought it was so Expedia couldn't have that url."
Read more: Domaininvesting.com
NFTs.com
SOLD for $15 million
NFTs.com has sold for a staggering $15 million, making it the second largest domain sale ever publicly reported. Escrow.com provided escrow services and confirmed the deal in a press release.
Read more: Escrow.com