What domain names sell for in 2026: the biggest sales, counted
We sorted the 100 largest reported domain sales of 2026 by extension, length and kind of name. Real words and .ai lead; invented names are rare at the top.
Practical notes on choosing, pricing and buying a company name and its .com domain.
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We sorted the 100 largest reported domain sales of 2026 by extension, length and kind of name. Real words and .ai lead; invented names are rare at the top.
What a bakery name has to do, four kinds of bakery names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you paint the sign.
What a nail salon name has to do, four kinds of salon names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you book the sign maker.
What a dog grooming name has to do, four kinds of grooming names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you wrap the van.
What a cleaning business name has to do, four kinds of cleaning names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you print the flyers.
We checked every common English word, the top first names, two word names and the usual workarounds against registered .com names, then looked at who holds them.
Which logo files a new business needs, what SVG, PNG and favicon files are for, the sizes that matter, and a checklist to keep before you launch.
How to come up with a business name in 8 steps: write a brief, pick the kind of name, list widely, cut to five, test out loud, see it as a logo, check it is free.
What makes a domain name brandable rather than just available, the kinds of brandable names, what they cost and why, and how to judge one before you buy it.
A practical answer in letters and syllables, why syllables matter more, where long names cause trouble, and how to shorten a name without losing it.
Naming guides for 17 industries, from software and fintech to pet, food and travel brands, plus what every good business name has in common.
A new registration costs a small yearly fee, yet some names sell for far more. What a premium domain is, what makes one valuable, and what the price does not cover.
What to decide before you write, how to word a first offer, what to do with a counteroffer and when to walk away, with short example messages you can adapt.
Buying a name from a stranger is safe when the money and the domain move in the right order. The checks to make, the warning signs, and what escrow protects.
Six things to read in a name before you fall for it, from length and sound to spelling it from hearing it, with worked examples and a free checker.
What a pet brand name has to do, four kinds of pet names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you print the first bag.
What a food or drink brand name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick menu test to run before you print.
What a fitness or wellness brand name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you launch.
What a travel or hospitality brand name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run before you launch.
AI company name ideas sorted by what the product does: assistants and chatbots, AI tools, AI startups and platforms, and automation. Each one a .com.
What a beauty brand name has to do, four kinds of skincare and beauty names that work, what to avoid, and a quick shelf test before you launch.
Fintech and finance business name ideas for payments, banking, investing, insurance and accounting, each a .com for sale, and how to pick one people trust.
What an online store name has to do, four kinds of shop names that work, what to avoid, and a quick checkout test to run before you launch.
What a clothing or fashion brand name has to do, four kinds of label names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test before you print the tags.
What a real estate, rental or home services name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test before you launch.
Sixteen software names, each read for what it says, how it sounds and who it suits, plus what our name checker found across 43 software names.
What a marketing agency or ad tech name has to do, four kinds of marketing names that work, what to avoid, and a quick pitch test to run.
What a healthcare, care or health tech name has to do, four kinds of health names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test before you launch.
What an energy, EV charging or climate brand name has to do, four kinds of energy names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run.
What a logistics, delivery or transport name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test before you launch.
What a media, entertainment or games name has to do, four kinds of media names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test to run.
What a learning, tutoring or careers brand name has to do, four kinds of names that work, what to avoid, and a quick test before you launch.
Two finalists, one decision, and a room that has stopped being useful. Five tests that separate names the shortlist cannot, and the tiebreak that always works.
One name, two jobs, and a decision most founders make without noticing. What changes the day you ship a second thing, and the three architectures that follow.
A name can read beautifully and still collapse in conversation. The four ways that happens, how to test for each, and what it costs when nobody checks.
A name nobody has heard can still sound like it has been around for years. The four properties that do it, why they matter to a new company, and how to test for them.
A free .com proves one thing: nobody wanted it enough to register it. The five things a name has to do that availability tells you nothing about, and how to check each.
The honest answer is: it depends on who has to find you. When another extension is fine, when it is not, and how to tell which company you are before you commit.
The AI naming conventions of the moment, why they converge, what it costs to sound like your category, and four ways out that do not put AI in the name.
Most naming sessions produce a longer list and no answer. The structure that produces a name instead, and the four ways the room usually fails.
The checks worth running before a name goes on anything, the order to run them in, and the two that need a lawyer rather than a search box.
From the first enquiry to the name in your account: the three kinds of listing, how offers work, what escrow does, how a transfer happens, and where deals stall.
You have a name and the .com belongs to someone else. The four real options — buy it, modify it, change extension or change the name — and how to choose between them.
What you are paying for when you buy a domain someone already owns, how asking prices and offers work, and a practical way to set a budget for your stage.
Descriptive names explain themselves, invented names can be more distinctive, and suggestive names sit between. What each gives you, what it costs, and how to choose.