Five two-letter TLDs, open this week: .xx .xy .xo .qq .zz
Each one is $99,000. Price per TLD, not for the set.
Own one and every domain registered under it pays you 85% of the royalties, for life.
The 85% offer runs until September 30.
Which pair would you claim?
Five one-letter TLDs, open this week: .a .b .i .s .z
Each one is $299,000, or $149,500 with AUGUST50. Price per TLD, not for the set.
Last hours of the code: AUGUST50 ends tonight.
Own one and every domain registered under it pays you 85% of the royalties, for life.
One-letter and two-letter TLDs, all of them: 22 letters, 40 pairs.
These are the ones still available today. Each one pays its owner 85% of the royalties, for life.
50% off with AUGUST50 until August 31. First come, first served.
The 85% campaign starts today.
Every one and two-letter TLD bought before September 30 pays its owner 85% of registration royalties. For life, not the standard 50%.
Automatic, no renewals. 50% off with AUGUST50 until August 31.
First come, first served.
π Monthly leaderboard #4.
Registry data, once a month. Positions and movement only, never prices or counts. Customer TLDs only.
This one is the exception: all time, not a month.
At the top, half of it sits with one holder. In second, no one owns more than a rounding error.
π Monthly leaderboard #3.
Registry data, once a month. Positions and movement only, never prices or counts. Customer TLDs only.
This one changes subject: the TLDs that changed hands in July.
Third place is three consecutive names, same buyer, same day.
π Monthly leaderboard #2.
Registry data, once a month. Positions and movement only, never prices or counts. Customer TLDs only.
This one ranks TLD owners by what they earned in July from names registered under them.
Every name under your TLD pays you half, forever.
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"Not having a model to follow forced me to write my own."
katebuckley1, Definingcom, in Issue 05 of The Domain Standard.
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