Newer report: domain sales for 26 October – 1 November 2026, led by Tick.com at $600,000. The whole month is in our October 2026 domain sales report.
This is Domain.News’s top-20 list for 19–25 October 2026, stretched to 30 names by ties. Every price also appears, on the same day, in NameBio’s daily reports. The dates are the days NameBio logged each sale, and 12 names were already on DNJournal’s 5–18 October chart, so read this as the week’s reported sales rather than deals closed in those seven days. The totals below are sums of the listed prices, not Domain.News figures. Last week’s report had 24 sales worth $6,984,624, led by Clarity.com at $3.5 million.
Daytona.com and the six-figure sales
Daytona.com sold privately for $500,000, logged by NameBio on 20 October. The buyer is Daytona, which Domain.News calls an “AI infrastructure company”; its CEO, Ivan Burazin, announced the deal, and Domain.News dates that announcement to 28 September. “The purchase, which cost $500,000, now redirects to the company’s existing website, Daytona.io.” The seller has not been named, and DNJournal has not charted the sale. The top domain sales of 2026 tracker shows where it sits for the year.
ETE.com sold for $250,000 at Afternic, with 4L.com selling. The seller’s own figures, relayed by Domain.News, say it cost $35,000 in December 2023, a claimed 507.14% return that nobody has verified. dimension.io went for $150,000 through Atom.com, the only .io on the list. clipster.com sold privately for $100,000 to Clipster, a creator marketing platform leaving Clipster.gg; Domain.News says the seller was Regis Corporation, owner of Supercuts, after “a challenging, 13-month-long negotiation process.” Those four sales come to $1,000,000.
telegram.ai fetched $92,000 at Spaceship.com, with Domain.News warning that the name “carries potential trademark-related risks.” asi.inc made $90,000 through Ultra.inc and a GoDaddy broker, which DNJournal called “the biggest .inc sale we’ve seen to date”. It is not ASI.com, a separate deal with no price.
All 30 domain sales this week, 19–25 October
Domain.News’s list and dates. NameBio confirms every price. “Confirmed” means the venue is also second-sourced; “DNJ 5–18 Oct” marks names DNJournal charted the fortnight before.
| Rank | Domain | Price | Venue | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Daytona.com | $500,000 | Private | 20 Oct | Confirmed |
| 2 | ete.com | $250,000 | Afternic | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 3 | dimension.io | $150,000 | Atom.com | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 4 | clipster.com | $100,000 | Private | 19 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 5 | telegram.ai | $92,000 | Spaceship.com | 22 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 6 | asi.inc | $90,000 | Ultra.inc | 22 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 7 | scammers.com | $48,444 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 8= | lakewedowee.com | $40,000 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 8= | deeplogic.ai | $40,000 | Atom.com | 21 Oct | Confirmed |
| 8= | preorders.com | $40,000 | Atom.com | 22 Oct | Venue per NameBio |
| 9 | cloudbrain.com | $36,000 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 10 | voiceline.com | $25,585 | Fruits.co | 22 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 11 | traderx.com | $25,550 | GoDaddy | 21 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 12= | numbersbank.com | $25,000 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 12= | fractal.si | $25,000 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 12= | game.si | $25,000 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 12= | exarch.ai | $25,000 | Spaceship.com | 21 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 12= | brainwatch.com | $25,000 | Afternic | 22 Oct | Venue per NameBio |
| 12= | speech.si | $25,000 | Spaceship.com | 23 Oct | Confirmed |
| 12= | workwellbeing.com | $25,000 | DomainMarket.com | 23 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 13 | bee.org | $24,505 | GoDaddy | 20 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 14= | 33567.com | $21,500 | GoDaddy | 23 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 14= | foursun.com | $21,500 | Afternic | 23 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 15= | ester.ai | $20,000 | Afternic | 21 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 15= | cmpt.com | $20,000 | Atom.com | 25 Oct | Confirmed |
| 16 | xrio.com | $19,995 | Afternic | 23 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 17 | echo.co | $17,000 | Namecheap | 25 Oct | Venue Domain.News only |
| 18 | equira.com | $16,995 | Sedo | 20 Oct | Confirmed; DNJ 5–18 Oct |
| 19 | usdt.org | $16,888 | Private* | 20 Oct | Venue disputed |
| 20 | arturo.com | $15,500 | DropCatch | 23 Oct | Confirmed |
*Domain.News’s list gives usdt.org as a private sale, but its own article on the name says it sold through EscrowDomains.com. By extension the list holds 18 .com, 4 .ai, 3 .si, 2 .org and one each of .io, .inc and .co. The original list, published as an embedded image, is on Domain.News.
The $25,000 tier, four .ai names and a thinner .si week
Seven sales sit at exactly $25,000, and 24 of the 30 are under $50,000, together worth $624,462. Domain.News read that as “an active market for mid-tier premium domains”. The group mixes brandable .coms, including workwellbeing.com, whose seller Mike Mann posted the price himself, with three .si names and exarch.ai. For why .si is selling, and what it costs to register, see .si domains.
Four .ai names made the list, worth $177,000: telegram.ai, deeplogic.ai at $40,000, exarch.ai and ester.ai at $20,000, one more than last week. Domain.News saw “robust demand from companies in the artificial intelligence sector”, though no buyer is named. More in recent .ai domain sales.
Only three .si names reached the list (fractal.si, game.si and speech.si, $75,000), against six the week before. Smaller trades continued: NameBio logged LFG.si at $12,500 and Surplus.si at $7,495, which Domain Name Wire called “a defensive purchase for Surplus.com”. These names read across the dot as domain hacks do.
Scammers.com, at $48,444, is “a site that lets you search and report scams”, says Domain Name Wire. 33567.com was the only numeric .com, after four last week. Arturo.com, at $15,500, was the only expired name caught at auction, through DropCatch; see domain drop catching.
Where they sold: Sedo on count, private deals on value
By Domain.News’s venue labels, Sedo had seven sales ($216,439), Afternic five ($336,495), Atom.com four ($250,000) and private deals three ($616,888). Spaceship.com and GoDaddy had three each; five venues had one. All seven Sedo sales are dated 20 October and six were on DNJournal’s previous chart, so Sedo’s lead reflects one day’s logging more than a week’s trading. For how venues differ, see where to sell domain names.
How to read this list: logging dates and the overlap
Method Domain.News dates each sale by the day NameBio logged it, which can be weeks after closing. Twelve names here, worth $884,024, were already on DNJournal’s 5–18 October chart at the same prices, from ETE.com to Equira.com. Registry records agree: Robbie’s Blog found telegram.ai showing a registrar transfer on 10 October. Private deals appear only when disclosed. To look up one name’s past sales, see domain sales history.
Since the week closed, Tick.com has sold for $600,000 at Sedo and Honey.ai, by its seller’s account, for $150,000; both belong to next week.
Most domains never sell for anything like these prices. The free Domain Worth Calculator maps a name to a value band from extension, length, words, characters, age and links; it is not a market appraisal and was not run on these sales. To sell, list it on the SERPHeroes Domain Marketplace: listing is free, with a flat 10% commission on sale.
Frequently asked questions
What was the biggest domain sale this week?
Daytona.com at $500,000 in a private sale, bought by the AI infrastructure company Daytona, according to Domain.News, with the price also recorded by NameBio.
Did all 30 of these domains sell between 19 and 25 October?
Not necessarily. The dates are when NameBio logged each sale. Twelve were already on DNJournal’s 5–18 October chart, and Daytona’s acquisition was announced on 28 September.
Who bought the top domains?
Only two buyers are public: Daytona bought Daytona.com and Clipster bought clipster.com. No buyer has been named for the rest.
Does this list include every domain sale?
No. It covers publicly reported sales only. NameBio alone logged 5,717 sales of $100 or more that week, and private deals that are never disclosed appear nowhere.
The takeaway One private .com supplied more than a quarter of the week’s reported value. Beneath the top six, the list was a run of $15,000 to $50,000 names, with .ai holding up and .si quieter at the top end.
