Sedo had a good sales week with $1.7 million in domain name transactions over 503 domain names.
Leading the list was ADA.com for $200,000, which was purchased by a company launching a healthcare app.
Mike Mann sold AnimalsUnited.com for $39,000, but it’s not clear who the buyer is yet.
Here are some end user domain name purchases from the past week:
Ada.com $200,000 – Ada is a new healthcare app that looks awesome.
AnimalsUnited.com $39,000 – Mike Mann sold this domain name but it’s still in escrow. At this price it’s clearly an end user. There’s a German animated film by this name. Perhaps it’s being redone and re-released?
Dreadnought.com £25,000 – Video game company Six Foot. It has a game by this name.
GermanHospitality.com €10,000 – Steigenberger Hotels AG, a German hotel chain.
Panovia.com $6,000 – Pharmaceuticals giant Abbvie is certainly the buyer. The domain’s whois shows Brand Certified, a company affiliated with Mark Monitor. Abbvie is a Mark Monitor client and just filed a patent application for Panovia. It will be the name of a new drug.
GreenStone.group $6,000 – GreenStone Group is an air travel consulting and design firm.
CellMedica.com £5,000 – Cell Medica Ltd is a cellular immunotherapy company that uses the domain name CellMedica.co.uk.
Teknosan.com $5,000 – Teknosan LLC, a Russian company that uses the Russian ccTLD teknosan.ru.
Immunio.com $5,000 – Immunio is a web security company that uses the domain name Immun.io. Domain hacks are cool, but not if you want to be taken seriously as a security company.
CraftLife.com $4,500 – Boating company MasterCraft.
Vogue.me $4,150 – Vogue (Middle East) (sold by Brands-and-Jingles/DNPric.es)
Halkportfoy.com $4,000 – Buyer Halkbank appears to be a Turkish bank.
Art-Guide.com $4,000 – the owner of Antique-Guide.de. It doesn’t appear to own Art-Guide.de.
There are a few more. You can find the complete list here
Leading the list was ADA.com for $200,000, which was purchased by a company launching a healthcare app.
Mike Mann sold AnimalsUnited.com for $39,000, but it’s not clear who the buyer is yet.
Here are some end user domain name purchases from the past week:
Ada.com $200,000 – Ada is a new healthcare app that looks awesome.
AnimalsUnited.com $39,000 – Mike Mann sold this domain name but it’s still in escrow. At this price it’s clearly an end user. There’s a German animated film by this name. Perhaps it’s being redone and re-released?
Dreadnought.com £25,000 – Video game company Six Foot. It has a game by this name.
GermanHospitality.com €10,000 – Steigenberger Hotels AG, a German hotel chain.
Panovia.com $6,000 – Pharmaceuticals giant Abbvie is certainly the buyer. The domain’s whois shows Brand Certified, a company affiliated with Mark Monitor. Abbvie is a Mark Monitor client and just filed a patent application for Panovia. It will be the name of a new drug.
GreenStone.group $6,000 – GreenStone Group is an air travel consulting and design firm.
CellMedica.com £5,000 – Cell Medica Ltd is a cellular immunotherapy company that uses the domain name CellMedica.co.uk.
Teknosan.com $5,000 – Teknosan LLC, a Russian company that uses the Russian ccTLD teknosan.ru.
Immunio.com $5,000 – Immunio is a web security company that uses the domain name Immun.io. Domain hacks are cool, but not if you want to be taken seriously as a security company.
CraftLife.com $4,500 – Boating company MasterCraft.
Vogue.me $4,150 – Vogue (Middle East) (sold by Brands-and-Jingles/DNPric.es)
Halkportfoy.com $4,000 – Buyer Halkbank appears to be a Turkish bank.
Art-Guide.com $4,000 – the owner of Antique-Guide.de. It doesn’t appear to own Art-Guide.de.
There are a few more. You can find the complete list here
