Domain name sales up to $80,000 — End user

A shoe store, a number of AI firms, and a business that helps employers recover employment tax bought domain names.

Sedo’s top sale this stretch was solit.com for $80,000. The buyer uses a longer domain name and forwards this domain to it.

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

Solit.com $80,000 – Solit sells and stores precious metals.

Tennis1.com €20,000 – Tennis1 is a shoe store in Brazil. It forwards this domain to the matching .com.br domain.

CoreGrid.com $10,000 – The buyer works for a data center firm. I’m not sure if the domain is for that firm.

DeepNode.ai $9,995 – DeepNode states it “connects researchers, data scientists, and enterprises into one transparent, verifiable network for building real-world AI.”

eSimWorld.com $7,500 – This site offers global eSim activation.

AquaComet.de €5,746 – AquaComet sells swimming pools and swimming pool enclosures. It uses the matching .com domain for its business.

Mindsim.com $5,275 – Mindsim claims to provide “a psychometrically perfect copy of any mind.”

Hovione.com €5,000 – Hovione is a Contract Development and Manufacturing Firm for the pharmaceuticals industry.

TipTax.com $4,995 – TipTax helps employers recover FICA taxes on employee tips.

MyMeds .eu €2,999 – This domain forwards to the site for Chemist-4-U, which offers prescriptions for common ailments.

TextDeck.com $2,725 – TextDeck is a text-to-presentation platform for building slide decks.

Autometa.de €2,500 – Autometa is a digital transformation consulting firm.

AllPower.de €2,500 – AllPower is an employee recruiting firm.

Dirac.ai $2,000 – Whois details suggest a Google engineer involved with AI at the firm purchased this domain in his personal capacity.

StudyMethod.com $2,000 – Study Method is a tool for students to manage notes and slides, and to prepare for tests.