Share on Social MediaxfacebookFollow us on Social MediaxfacebookRick Schwartz might be working harder in his mid seventies ...

Share on Social MediaxfacebookFollow us on Social MediaxfacebookJames Booth posted on X that he sold Genesis.ai for $400,000 ...

Doma published a video on X to help new users get started using the site. If you have interest in finding out more the video is a good first step. If you do not use X I have embedded the YouTube ...

Name.com put out a press release that they are partnering with several companies to make it easier for their customers to develop sites and apps. Everyone is in a race to make AI-driven app ...

Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Syncore.com led the way at 91,500 Euro, ($108,133). NovoCapital.com was second at $31,000 and Manager.ai was third at $30,000. Highlights of public ...

While Winterline is officially a brokerage, I like to think we are much more expansive than that. We specialize in the high-impact assets, both on and off-market, that actually drive modern business ...

Before Identity Digital started managing the .Ai namespace you could check out the old site and see all the categories that you should not register in .ai. These included Crypto and Gambling. The ...

Porkbun has been on a nice growth spurt over the last couple years, they have become one of the more popular registrars. Back in July I took a look at Trustpilot and who are the companies with the ...

Michael Saylor did an episode on TheHustle uploaded to their YouTube Channel. Saylor talks about how he sold Voice.com and other domain names he developed and sold. Domain names like Alarm.com which ...

Aaron at LaserAi.com sold Ai.now for $25,000 on SellerHub at Spaceship.com back in July of 2025. Aaron hand registered the name in January of this year for $15,525. The buyer probably did not know ...

For those looking for a cheap .com promotion Unstoppable Domains will be running a $5 .com special on Friday. The offer is good for up to 100 .com registrations.

Cybernews.com published an article about scammers actually using Google’s domain name Google.com to send phishing emails. This is kind of nuts. From the article: Scammers have found a way to send ...