New gTLD Domain Sales: Generic.Partners sold for $12,500, 3 sold for $3,000+ and 13 for $1,200+

Double report today as one of the past 2 weeks was a bit weak in sales.

There were 16 domains sold in the first 3 Donuts EAP days for .events, .dating, .partners, .productions, .community, .cards, .catering and .cleaning for a total of about $37,000 or more including the premium domains.

GoDaddy/Afternic sold the domain names 30a.rentals for 1,584 and security.ninja for $1,525. 30a.rentals was bought by 30aluxuryvacations.com from Florida.

Sedo also sold a couple of New gTLD domains: code.club for $1,500 and vienna.estate for €1,499.

Back to the Donuts EAP sales: these past 2 weeks the following 8 Donuts New gTLDs entered general availability with EAP: .events, .dating, .partners, .productions, .community, .cards, .catering and .cleaning.

There was 1 domain name sold on the 1st day of the EAP for about $12,500 or more depending on the registration/renewal price (premium level or no premium):

Generic.Partners (Bought by Generic Partners Pty Ltd from Australia that use the domain genericpartners.com.au)

Click here to see all past sales for over $10,000.

There were 3 domain names sold on the 2nd day of the EAP for about $3,000 each or more depending on the registration/renewal prices (premium level or no premium):

Michael Berkens and Worldwide Media Inc bought the domain name play.cards for $3,000+ that has a premium renewal of about $800 depending on the registrar.

Connectevents.com.au from Australia bought the domain name connect.events.

There were also 13 domain names bought at about $1200 each in the third day of EAP.

4th Down Software Development, LLC from New Jersey bought the domain name engage.events.

Nolliez Ltd from London, United Kingdom, bought the domain name vino.events.

Gone Global Pty Ltd from Australia bought 8 domains at $1,200 each such as:
australian.dating
interracial.dating
russia.dating
sydney.dating

I also checked all the corresponding domain names in .com and found 0 domains that were sitting unregistered today. People are getting better at this.

A lot of the registered .com domains are owned by domainers such as Modern Empire Internet Ltd that owns playcards.com.

I am sure you notice that not all domain names are reported above. The complete searchable and sortable list of 750+ New gTLD Domain Name Sales can be found in the new paid Members Area of OnlineDomain.com.


Some of the sales are difficult to find as a few domains don’t have nameserves and don’t appear in the zone files. Only sales over $1,000 are reported.

Some of the purchases above might be higher that reported if the domain name is labeled as premium. Premium registration/renewals start at $50 and go all the up to $1500 per year or $3600+ per year. Prices are approximate and depend on what each registrar charges on top of the registry fee.

You can register a domain name using the Donuts EAP that is available in registrars that sell Donuts gTLDs. EAP prices start at about $12,500 and are lowered within the course of the week until they reach the regular registration cost after the 7 day period. The EAP wholesale registrar prices are:
$10,000 (day1)
$2,500 (day2)
$950 (day3)
$500 (day4)
$100 (days 5-7)

Go Daddy’s early access prices are at about $12,539.99 for day one, $3,164.99 for day two, $1,239.99 for day three, $689.99 for day four and $189.99 for days five to seven. After day seven the regular registration cost applies.

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About Konstantinos Zournas

I studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and I am now living in Athens, Greece. I went online in 1995, started coding in 1996 and began buying domain names and creating websites in 2000. I started the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

6 comments

  1. Hi. Captain obvious here. These do not sound legit to me.

  2. Well i am from Australia as well (melbourne) and they could have purchased Genercy.Com for $499 via sedo ……crazy

  3. whoops should have been ….. Genericy.Com

  4. hey Gone Global here… I have a question that I’m working out the answer to as I go… purchased some .dating sites (can see bottom of http://www.goneglobal.com)… renewals were around $100 USD average out… now they have increased renews to $1500 USD… eg: they changes the domains from BB to AA status -> eg: made them premium after purchase… any ideas on why the 1000%+ increase in renewal?

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