NameJet and SnapNames report September domain aftermarket sales
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NameJet A domain auction and backorder platform, sister to SnapNames. Full definition of NameJet and SnapNames A domain backorder and expired-name auction platform owned by Newfold Digital. Full definition of SnapNames are two websites where expired or expiring domain name A readable internet name made of labels separated by dots. Full definition of domain name get auctioned off to buyers. In September 2026, NameJet sold 36 web addresses for a total of about $172,000, and SnapNames sold 57 for about $249,000. The most expensive names were gameone.com and miju.com.
NameJet and SnapNames, two domain name aftermarket The market where domain names that are already registered are bought and sold. Full definition of aftermarket platforms, released their sales figures for September 2026. NameJet completed 36 sales generating $172,097 in total revenue, while SnapNames recorded 57 sales worth $248,832.
On NameJet, the top sale was gameone.com at $21,000, followed by sharkfin.com at $11,503 and parents-choice.org at $10,011. Other notable sales included playtherapy.com at $9,501, thousanddays.org at $8,230, and 4c.org at $6,760. Most of the domains sold through NameJet were expiring registration Obtaining the right to use a domain name for a set period. Full definition of registration, with spacehouse.com listed as a deleting domain that sold for $5,500. The remainder of NameJet’s sales ranged from roughly $2,000 to $6,000, covering a mix of dot-com and dot-org names such as lacrosse.org, falconenergy.com, chili.org, familyaware.org and nanoparticle.com.
On SnapNames, miju.com led all sales at $31,056, followed by guda.com at $18,369, b555.com at $16,995 and supershow.com at $15,517. B555.com and investico.com were among the domains categorized as deleting rather than expiring. Other SnapNames sales included biotime.com at $7,250, mhgroup.com at $5,555, dinamic.com at $5,338 and realdigital.com at $5,056. The bulk of SnapNames’ remaining 57 sales fell in the $2,000 to $4,500 range, covering domains such as jobland.com, mobilab.com, quartex.com, odwyer.com and worldwidetravel.com.
The figures reflect ongoing activity in the secondary market for expiring and deleted domain names, where buyers compete through NameJet and SnapNames auctions for lapsed registrations before they return to general availability The phase when a TLD opens to public registration. Full definition of general availability.