Longtime domain investor and DotDB.com founder Ken Lin has built a really fun website over at Karts.com. 30 different cities represented. 24 drivers and 18 karts. So if you like racing games head over to Karts.com and check it out. If you don’t like racing …
John Morgan is the founder of Morgan & Morgan, the largest injury law firm in the United States. He is on the Iced Coffee Hour podcast and is discussing all things money and business. He lays out his domain strategy and every reader should spend …
James Clift posted on X that his company paid $125,000 for one extra letter. The company says on their website, Launch a website, get customers, and grow your business faster with AI. Get online in 30 seconds. 30 seconds that’s quick.
Slash posted on their blog they raised $41M series B led by Goodwater Capital. They posted on X they paid $1M for Slash.com We’re revealing Slash’s new brand today. In addition to talking about why we made the design choices that we did, I thought …
@DomainRetail posted on X that Grok.com is now pointing to X.ai. There is a company in AI on GrokStream.com. But now the desired Grok.com points to Elon Musk’s X.ai and we will have to wait to see if it becomes a standalone website or just …
Yesterday I published the employer.com domain sale for $450K. The buyer Jesse Tinsley. There is a great video on Nikonomics that details Tinsley’s story of building a business by buying premium domains. Credit to @domainretail as he was the person that uncovered this video. Around …
TechCrunch published an article after a Sam Altman post on X that OpenAi acquired Chat.com. An OpenAI spokesperson confirmed the acquisition to them via email. Ron Jackson published an article in April on DN Journal about Hubspot Co-Founder and CTO Dharmesh Shah acquiring the name …
Braden Pollock sold Super.net for $150,000 last month. It was a quick flip after he acquired it in July for $15,556. The domain name was registered in 1993. Super.com sold for $1.2 million in 2018. That domain name was registered in 1997. The domain name …
Candy.com is now Candy.io. That’s right they are not moving from a .io to a .com but rather the reverse. @Aladey on X pointed out the news. Candy actually blogged about it last month: A Sweet Shift: Candy.com will Move to Candy.io As part of …
We have another domain prank, this time at least the person did not say $1M but went with $120K. The domain name Blogging.com, what they really bought Biogging.com. You have so many people offering genuine congrats on these posts while others have already commented before …
