Depin.com at $57,600 leads a mixed but active trading day across Namecheap, Afternic, GoDaddy, Sav, Atom.com, and DomainMarket.
The domain aftermarket turned in a healthy session on 25 November 2025, led by Depin.com at $57,600 via Namecheap. The day’s tape was dominated by strong .com brandables and a handful of strategic .org, .net and .tv trades, with GoDaddy again taking the crown for deal volume even as Namecheap booked the largest individual sale.
| Domain | Price (USD) | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Depin.com | $57,600 | Namecheap |
| Ilovethat.com | $15,000 | Afternic |
| NG.org | $11,111 | Atom.com |
| Encoreconcerts.com | $10,000 | DomainMarket.com |
| Brsteak.com | $9,100 | GoDaddy |
| Harvardelr.com | $8,201 | GoDaddy |
| Kupon.com | $7,100 | Sav.com |
| Shopagentic.com | $7,000 | Afternic |
| Greatrevivalist.com | $6,166 | GoDaddy |
| Fairhaventours.com | $6,011 | GoDaddy |
| Revolutionmedicine.com | $5,625 | Afternic |
| OhioCanineCenter.com | $5,600 | GoDaddy |
| ChinaLaneBoynton.com | $5,600 | GoDaddy |
| Amatuer.com | $5,250 | GoDaddy |
| Lumido.com | $4,999 | Atom.com |
| DCB.net | $4,949 | GoDaddy |
| GetDucked.com | $4,650 | Namecheap |
| 137.tv | $4,050 | Dynadot |
| CasinoCaptain.com | $3,983 | GoDaddy |
| TJ888.com | $3,950 | GoDaddy |
| TheWebPsychologist.com | $3,650 | Dynadot |
| Eureka-Theater.org | $3,350 | Dynadot |
| SeasonalAndSavory.com | $3,001 | GoDaddy |
| Effects.org | $3,000 | BrandNames.net |
Just behind Depin.com, Ilovethat.com sold for $15,000 through Afternic, a clean two-word phrase with wide-open applications in social, UGC or product-review platforms. Atom.com’s $11,111 sale of NG.org added a compact, mission-ready .org to the nonprofit and civic-identity pool, while DomainMarket.com moved Encoreconcerts.com for an even $10,000, underscoring how live-events names remain attractive as touring and festival calendars stay full.
GoDaddy’s ledger was busy across food, travel and local-service themes. Brsteak.com closed at $9,100 and Harvardelr.com at $8,201, likely targeting hospitality or restaurant concepts. Fairhaventours.com at $6,011 and OhioCanineCenter.com plus ChinaLaneBoynton.com at $5,600 apiece show ongoing demand for location-plus-service combinations that can be developed into authority sites or lead-gen funnels.
Shorter inventory also made a showing. Kupon.com fetched $7,100 at Sav.com, spelling “coupon” in a playful way that still reads clearly in many languages. DCB.net changed hands at $4,949 via GoDaddy, while TJ888.com brought in $3,950, reinforcing investor appetite for three-character and numeric blends that are easy to remember and brand. 137.tv at $4,050 on Dynadot continued the quiet but steady trickle of meaningful .tv sales.
The long tail of the sheet included Shopagentic.com at $7,000 (Afternic), Greatrevivalist.com at $6,166 (GoDaddy), Revolutionmedicine.com at $5,625 (Afternic), Amatuer.com at $5,250 (GoDaddy) despite its typo, and a string of mid-$3K trades such as TheWebPsychologist.com, Eureka-Theater.org, SeasonalAndSavory.com and Effects.org. For sellers, it was another reminder that well-aged, clearly “usable” two- and three-word .coms still clear the low-to-mid four-figure range when end users show up.
From a venue perspective, GoDaddy once again dominated by count, while Afternic, Namecheap, Sav.com, Atom.com, Dynadot, DomainMarket.com and BrandNames.net each contributed meaningful sales. The spread of deals across so many platforms suggests that buyers are shopping wherever inventory and buy-now pricing line up, rather than concentrating volume in a single marketplace—a useful reminder for investors to syndicate quality names broadly instead of relying on one outlet.
Overall, 25 November delivered a balanced card: one headlining tech-keyword sale, a healthy middle class of five-figure and high-four-figure brandables, and a broad base of service, geo and niche names in the $3,000–$7,000 range. Nothing blockbuster, but exactly the kind of steady aftermarket that keeps portfolio returns compounding between the marquee outliers.
