Is domain investing worth it? The real numbers
Is domain investing worth it? Published sell-through rates run about 1–3% a year, so most names never sell. Here are the renewal costs and break-even sums.
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Notes from inside the data
We spend our days looking at what is actually ranking. Notes on niche research, Google updates, link prospecting and programmatic SEO — no listicles, and no predictions we cannot back with numbers.
Domain trademark check before you buy or register
A domain trademark check before you buy or register: search USPTO, TMview, WIPO and the UK IPO, compare similar marks and classes, then look at past use.
Domain investing for beginners: how it works
Domain investing for beginners: how investors acquire names, what holding them costs, where they list them, and how a sale closes. Fees checked October 2026.
.si domains: Slovenia’s extension and the SI rush
A .si domain is Slovenia's country code, now bought as shorthand for super intelligence. Registry rules, prices checked 29 October 2026 and the real risks.
Domain sales this week: 19–25 October 2026
Domain sales this week, 19–25 October 2026: Daytona.com at $500,000 leads 30 sales on Domain.News's list, with seven at $25,000 and four .ai names.
Short domain names for sale: what’s left
Short domain names for sale: every 3- and 4-letter .com is taken, so you buy from an owner. Here is what you can still register and at what…
Best domain names for startups: buy or settle?
The best domain names for startups are easy to say, spell and trust. Buy the .com, add a prefix or use .ai or .io, and buy the .com…
Brandable domains for sale: what they’re worth
Brandable domains for sale: what makes a coined name brandable, reported sale prices, where brandables are sold, seller commissions and checks before you buy.
Are .net domains worth buying in 2026?
Are .net domains worth buying? Yes, when the .com is gone or overpriced and the name is typed, not spoken. Costs, renewals, resale prices and the risks.