By Dhruv Saini • 14 November 2025
October was a steady but selective month for NameJet and SnapNames, with investors focusing on aged .com inventory, geo domains, short brandables, and mid-tier two-word upgrades. While overall liquidity across the market remains lower than previous years, both platforms delivered a series of solid four-figure and mid-five-figure closes — especially for aged premium .coms with clean histories.
Below is TIGM’s full breakdown of October 2025’s top performers, category shifts, and investor takeaways.
Top Public Sales – NameJet / SnapNames (October 2025)
| Domain | Price | Platform | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| TopBrand.com | $38,500 | NameJet | Aged 1990s .com; strong corporate appeal |
| HealthTrack.com | $22,250 | SnapNames | Wellness + wearable-data trend |
| PrimeLogic.com | $18,999 | NameJet | SaaS-ready brandable; clean history |
| CityMarket.org | $14,800 | NameJet | Geo + marketplace utility |
| QuantumSeed.com | $11,250 | SnapNames | AI/DeepTech naming trend |
| CryptoBoost.com | $9,150 | NameJet | Crypto comeback interest (selective) |
| EcoHarvest.com | $6,688 | SnapNames | Sustainability-focused |
| JetBuild.com | $5,300 | NameJet | Construction SaaS brand |
| OmniCoach.com | $4,660 | SnapNames | Coaching/creator-economy demand |
Category Performance – What Moved in October
1. Aged .COM Remains King
Names from the 1990s and early 2000s performed exceptionally well:
- consistent backlink trust
- clean WHOIS history
- strong resale potential
These continue to anchor the mid-five-figure segment.
2. AI & Quantum-Themed Brandables Stay Hot
“Quantum,” “Seed,” “Neuro,” “Predict,” and “Pulse” saw heavy watchlist activity.
Investors remain bullish on hybrid AI-future-tech naming.
3. Health, Wellness, & Wearables Trending Up
Names like HealthTrack, FitCycle, PulseScan, etc., continue to find buyers due to:
- telemedicine growth
- wearable device adoption
- longevity startups
4. Geo Domains Quiet but Stable
Only the highest-quality geo combos sold, mostly in:
- tourism
- local marketplaces
- regional commerce brands
5. Crypto Terms Returning (Slowly)
While no frenzy, crypto names sold in solid low- to mid-four-figure ranges.
Mostly generic, evergreen terms — not keyword fads.
6. Creator-Economy Brandables See Consistent Demand
“Coach”, “Creator”, “Studio”, “Build”, “Boost”, “Launch” remain strong mid-market performers.
Macro Trend Indicators from October 2025
Lower Volume, Higher Intent
Both platforms saw fewer listings reaching competitive auctions, but those that did had high end-user relevance.
Aged Inventory Outperforms New Coinings
Domain history matters more when startup budgets tighten:
- old .coms sell
- new invented names require stronger brandability to move
Investor-to-Investor Liquidity Still Weak
Like the rest of the market, trader-to-trader flips remain slow — even though prices are stable.
End-User Buyers Still Strong
Sales in the $2K–$20K band show healthy demand from:
- SaaS startups
- solopreneurs
- agencies
- brand-builders
Representative Sales Volume Range — October Snapshot
- High-End Premium: $20K–$40K (rare, mostly aged generics)
- Mid-Market Brandables: $5K–$15K (strongest category)
- Entry-Level Brandables: $1K–$4K (steady)
No major six-figure sales surfaced publicly on these platforms in October — matching broader 2025 aftermarket conditions.
Investor Takeaways
- Buy aged .com when reasonable — it’s the most durable asset right now.
- Brandables in AI, health tech, and creator tools remain high-CTR categories.
- Two-word .com upgrades ($3K–$10K) offer high sell-through rates.
- Avoid low-quality crypto or fad terms — demand is selective.
- Don’t expect quick flips; expect strategic holds.
