18 Domain Names Recently Acquired by End Users: New Registrations Overview

Barnes & Noble, a travel site, and a ferry-booking business were among the recent buyers of domain names.

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I was traveling last week, so this week’s end-user domain sales roundup is arriving a bit later than usual.

Sedo’s top public sale last week was honeypot.com, which sold for $150,000. It’s a strong brandable name that would suit a cybersecurity company or an email-security platform.

Below is a list of end-user domain name transactions recorded at Sedo. Previous roundups can be found in archives of similar posts.

  • Zavo.ai — $10,000. Zavo is listed as an AI operating system for the hospitality industry.
  • SFdata.com — $14,995. San Francisco Data helps companies package, price, and license proprietary data to AI buyers with built-in security and rights management.
  • Zeom.com — $10,000. Zeom is a financial platform converting money into “virtual dollars.”
  • NoteOnline.com — $8,400. Note Online offers a simple online notepad for temporary notes.
  • Bonaire.org — $6,950. This domain forwards to Bonaire.com, a travel guide for Bonaire, the Caribbean island.
  • OneTrade.net — $5,516. OneTrade is a financial trading platform.
  • DisabilityWorld.org — $4,000. Disability World publishes analysis on disability rights, accessible technology, and related laws.
  • Clarsen.com — $4,000. Clarsen is a regulatory compliance advisory firm.
  • WBNGroup.com — $3,999. This domain was purchased by bookseller Barnes & Noble.
  • Zallin.com — $3,815. Zallin is a London-based womenswear label.
  • Niscon.de — €3,799. NIS-Projects GmbH, organizer of the NIS-2 Congress, bought this domain for an event focused on NIS2 cybersecurity and IT compliance in Europe.
  • Shadowhawk.de — €3,499. Shenzhen Goreit International Trade Co., Ltd acquired this domain; the intended use is not specified.
  • FerryGreece.com — $3,000. A service that provides information and bookings for ferries in Greece.
  • Primecars.de — €2,500. VVM-VersMakler GmbH, a German financial services firm, purchased this domain; its exact purpose is unclear.
  • Listicles.de — €2,499. Dailylead GmbH, which manages websites to improve search and AI rankings, likely intends to use this domain for one of its sites.
  • Jelani.com — £2,300. Jelani operates a made-to-order clothing business.
  • Per.se — €2,200. Purchased by consultant and speaker Per Grankvist.
  • Decorationdenoel.fr — €2,200. This domain redirects to an online store called It’s All About Christmas; the name means “Christmas decorations” in French.

These sales reflect a mix of targeted brand acquisitions, niche service names, and industry-specific domains. Many buyers are using domains to align branding with their core services—whether for travel, retail, data, or cybersecurity—while others appear to be securing names for future projects or to support existing businesses.