Domain name sales up to $50,000 — End user
A “Merry Christmas” edition of the end user sales note.
Sedo has changed its weekly sales disclosure to only include sales of $2,000 or less. Their median sales price is well below $2,000, so this means the volume of end user sales I can note is significantly lower. I’m going to work with Sedo to get additional data for this note going forward.
But for this stretch–the last end user note of the year–I’ve discovered 11 end user sales of up to $50,000.
Here’s a look at these end user domain name sales from the past week:
(You can view previous lists like this here. If you’d like to learn how to sell your domain names like these on Sedo, download this note.)
Ligado.com $50,000 – this domain name is protected by whois privacy. Still, ATC Technologies, LLC recently applied for a number of trademarks for “Ligado“.
IvyTutors.com $14,295 – there are a number of possible buyers.
Khazir.com $10,000 – Khazir sells luxury items. It has a “coming soon” page up.
OwnMade.com $2,395 – Liquor firm Pernod Ricard, known for Absolut, Beefeater and Jameson.
Thunder.org $3,000 – media firm Burda Media. I doesn’t seem to have a publication called Thunder (yet).
Afero.com $4,999 – Internet of Things platform Afero decided owning Afero.io wasn’t enough.
PalletPal.com $2,799 – Southworth Products makes tools to make lifting pallets easier.
Wifor.com €5,500 – WifOR is an economics research spinoff of the Chair of Public Economics and Economic Policy at the Darmstadt University of Technology. It uses Wifor.de for its website.
RidgewoodSavingsBank.com $7,500 – Ridgewood Savings Bank in Ridgewood, Fresh York. I’m kind of surprised they paid this much.
ManagementArtist.com $3,000 – Management + Artists, an agency for entertainers, uses the plural name ManagementArtists.com.
AppGuard.net $2,500 – Internet security firm Blue Ridge Networks sells an internet security tool called AppGuard. The firm doesn’t own the matching .com.
