Atom reports 36 end-user domain sales in September led by Ragent.com at $45,000
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Atom is a website where people and companies buy domain names. In September, 36 businesses bought domains there to use for their own websites, not to resell. Most buyers were artificial intelligence companies, though a recycling business, billing firms and a metals trading platform also bought names. The most expensive purchase was Ragent.com for 45,000 dollars.
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Domain marketplace Atom logged 36 end-user domain purchases in September, according to self-reported sales data compiled by Domain Name Wire A domain industry news site founded in 2005 by Andrew Allemann, with a weekly podcast since 2014. Full definition of Domain Name Wire. The buyers span a wide range of industries, though artificial intelligence ventures dominate the list, alongside a recycling company, billing and invoicing platforms, and a precious metals trading business.
The top sale was Ragent.com at 45,000 dollars, which now forwards to RoboAI.com, a company describing itself with buzzwords spanning fintech, metaverse gaming, data analytics and AI. Jako.ai sold for 20,000 dollars to JakoAI, which calls itself an AI operating system for complex organizations. Shelled.com went for 17,678 dollars to Shelled AI, a software building platform, while Agints.com fetched 12,522 dollars for Agint, which builds workplace agents.
Other notable AI-related purchases include Rund.ai at 10,124 dollars for an automated assistant service handling calls, emails and messages, and OODAi.com at 3,888 dollars. Serval.io sold for 10,000 dollars to an enterprise service management company, and ZTNV.com, bought by Hong Kong infrastructure firm ZTNV Limited, also went for 10,000 dollars.
Non-AI purchases included Archibio.com at 5,500 dollars for a recycling company, Aurionyx.com at 3,195 dollars for an African precious metals trading platform, RiskPay.com at 3,295 dollars for a credit card processor serving high-risk businesses, and TryTruss.com at 3,238 dollars for payroll platform Truss. Billing and invoicing names also featured, including Burlly.com at 2,400 dollars and Billova.com at 2,304 dollars.
Other sales ranged from PrimaVolt.com at 3,000 dollars for a data-center energy infrastructure firm, KineticSpring.com at 3,000 dollars for a spring manufacturer, to smaller purchases like PdfEditor.co at 2,400 dollars and Tapzz.com at 2,200 dollars, a Spotify-linked guessing game. The report highlights a steady stream of end user A buyer who wants a domain to use it, not to resell it. Full definition of end user buying names across the AI boom and traditional business sectors alike.