A two-letter .org domain ranks first.
Sedo’s two-letter domain name auction ended this morning (PST).
None of the prized two-letter .com domains have seen much success, with bids exceeding just over $100,000. Two-letter .com domains had reserves of $1.0 million to $1.5 million.
There was action at the bottom end. I followed the final prices for anything that closed above $500. Here’s what I recorded, but don’t consider them official:
pp.org $21,000
ti.co $10,999
zj.org $9,100
zs.org $8,000
ia.ai $7,069
$5,500 before
qd.of £5,000
hd.xxx $3,301
up to £2,855
fr.eu 2 550 €
nx.uk €2,549
eq.eu €2,450
pq.nl 2 350 €
nb.at €1,049
we.inc $1049
lg.be 960 €
vj. at 749 €
cy.at 700 €
tz.be 560 €
ai.inc €558
zr.ae $551
ip.inc $509
Ia.ai is a fun palindrome domain name. There aren’t many there. Av.ai is interesting because av can mean audiovisual. Hd .xxx has seen a lot of lagging activity. And, although a few .inc domains sold, they sold below the annual registration cost!
A handful of new TLDs selling for less than $500, including xl.luxury, ft.style, jb.chat, ny.movie, ww.football. Most two-letter domains in new top-level domains have premium renewals.
The next big auction on Sedo’s radar is a large estate auction. Submissions are now open.
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