Mike Mann posted that he sold Kiven.com for $94,888 at Atom. This follows up on yesterday’s $200,000 sale of HighWater.com. Registered in 1997, DotDB.com shows 30 extensions registered for Kiven.KivenLighting.com is the top result on Google for me when it comes to Kiven.

Congrats to Mike

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Mike Mann posted on X that he sold HighWater.com for $200,000. The domain name was brokered by Mark Daniel. Registered in 2002, DotDB.com shows 53 extensions registered.

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Robin Halani posted on X that Deep.ai sold for a total transaction value of $140,000. This included their commission. The transaction closed at Escrow.com.

Buyer price was $118,216.84. This price was seen by Josh Reason to be more wholesale than retail. It’s a smart buy for a top keyword in AI.

Congrats to Robin

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James Booth just announced a big sale on X. Goka.com acquired by him in 2025 sold for $399,995 on Spaceship. Registered in 2003. The domain name servers are Atom but it sold at Spaceship. According to DotDB.com it is registered in 61 extensions. So all those buyers in domain waned threads that need 200 ext registered would have missed out.

Google AI overview:

The name Goka carries different meanings and origins depending on the context:

• In Japanese (Kanji: 業火 or 豪火): It translates to “hellfire”, “great fire”, or “heavenly fire.”
• In Fiction: It is a well-known city-state in the tabletop roleplaying setting of Pathfinder and the name of an Ogre Shaman in Magic: The Gathering.
• Geography: It is a town in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. 

Congrats to James

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Afternic posted their April2026 top keywords in domain sales. They posted March last week. AI was number one, followed by My and Home once again. It was a repeat of March. Health moved up to number 4 while Agent moved to 10.

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Top.Domains already had the highest reported .dev sale of all time, Brain.dev. Well they just smashed that by nearly $50,000 selling Eve.dev for $77,000. The buyer is a real player in the tech world, Vercel.

Congrats to Top.Domains

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Swetha posted earlier today on X that she sold a pair of .xyz domain names. Tier.xyz sold for $74,888 at Spaceship and Inherent.xyz for $13,888 at Afternic. That’s a great price for Inherent in my opinion.

Congrats to Swetha

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Alex Crocker posted on X that he sold Video.net for $100K at Afternic. It was pointed to Atom so the commission was a whopping 25%. I remember when it sold at auction at Namepros I was live tweeting the auction. Alex acquired the name for $23,000.

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Afternic posted their March 2026 top keywords in domain sales. AI was number one, followed by My and Home. Agent moved up to number 4 now remember this is the latest data from Afternic but it’s a couple months behind. I am interested in IT because working a portfolio that owns quite a few great ones.

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Dynadot released their April 2026 Aftermarket report. The sales data comes in a number of categories. Expired auctions, Last Chance auctions, Backorder auctions, User auctions and Marketplace.

The top sale was from the Expired Auction category. Betzz.com sold for $15,210.88. Second place was a user auction, Personio.ai and it sold for $13,023.61. This name an invented brand name. It was coined by the co-founders of Personio, a major European HR software company based in Munich, Germany. Now did the company come in and bid? They have raised a lot of money guess there was a potential UDRP risk but if they were going to buy the seller could have probably done better than an auction.

Top Sales – Expired Auctions – April 2026

Top Sales – User Auctions – April 2026

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