User domain sales from €2,000 to $37,000 — 11 end

An email marketer, a crypto firm, and a wearable payments business bought domain names.

Sedo’s top sale this stretch was ipl.com for $265,000. It’s unclear who bought the domain name, but at this price, you can be assured that it’s an end user.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

FlexibleIT.com $37,000 – Flexible IT is an IT support firm. It forwards this domain to FlexibleSystems.com.

Lusty .com €11,000 – The landing page for this domain states, “The Next Generation of Sensual Content Creators.” It states it’s a project by VEYYO Sp. z o.o., and Veyyo’s website states it purchased Lusty .com as an active platform. Yet, it doesn’t appear the domain has been used in a while.

E-mailmarketing.com €9,800 – Email marketing consultant Troy Ericson, aka “Email Paramedic”, bought this domain for lead capture.

Nectar.fi €9,500 – Nectar is a cryptocurrency platform.

Reclipse.com $5,900 – Reclipse is a platform to help people write a memoir.

eWear.com $5,000 – eWear is a payment platform connected to a ring on your finger. It forwards this domain to eWearEurope.com.

CourseMagic.com $3,500 – When I interviewed Richard Lau on the podcast in April, he mentioned that firms that start a business on a .ai domain name ought to have a path to getting the matching .com. That’s what CourseMagic, an AI instructional designer for courses, did with this purchase. The odd thing is its affordability; why not start with this domain?

LeoHotels.com $2,888 – Leo is a vacation rental business in Spain.

Medenus.com $2,450 – Medenus sells gas pressure regulators. It forwards this domain to the matching .de domain.

27km.com $2,361 – 27km is a creative studio that has done work for Skida, Lufthansa, and KFC. It previously used 27km.de, which now forwards to the .com.

Street-Food-Catering.com €2,000 – An organizer of street food festivals in Germany uses this domain.