Atom launches Domain Bundles for matching names across extensions
in plain words
Atom is a company that runs a website where people buy and sell domain names. It has added a feature that lets a seller bundle several matching names, like one ending in .ai and one ending in .si, and sell them together. The bundle needs at least two matching names from the same seller.
Full summary
Atom has launched Domain Bundles, a new feature of its marketplace. It lets sellers group matching domain name A readable internet name made of labels separated by dots. Full definition of domain name registered under several extensions and transfer them together in one transaction. The example given pairs Example.ai with Example.si, combining the .ai and .si extensions. Atom says only two or more matching domains held by the same seller are needed for a bundle. Optional bundle discounts can be added to the offer.
The launch follows Atom's recent introduction of .si domains. Atom describes the combining step as domain fusion, a term borrowed from physics. Unlike nuclear fusion, the process needs no extreme temperatures.
Investors who hold matching names across several extensions can use the feature to list them as one package. Atom has presented Domain Bundles as a way to sell those names in a single transaction and to offer buyers a discount. Atom made the announcement on October 14, 2026, and the feature is now part of its marketplace.