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Sold $675k of premium domains this year — Rightside has

Firm releases stats regarding its premium domain name sales in fresh TLDs.

Domain name firm Rightside (NASDAQ:NAME) revealed stats regarding its sales of premium domains in fresh top level domain names so far this year. The headline number: approximately $675,000 of sales at the wholesale level.

The firm has sold 1,820 premium domain names from it stable of fresh top level domain names this year at an average price of $372.

Keep in mind this is just Rightside’s wholesale revenue. The registrars charge a markup.

Here are some other interesting stats:

Number of premium sales $10,000 or greater: 12
Number of Registrars that sold premium domains: 43
Number of TLDs in which a premium was sold: 39 (of 39)
Number of countries with clients who bought a premium domain: 66
Number of buyers who purchased a premium domain: at least 942

The firm also provided some examples of sales this year, such as bid.auction for $20,000. You can see more domains sold here.

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