Domain Sales Report – September 25, 2026 | Daily Domain Auction Results

September 25, 2026 was a day for numbers and names. The four-digit 7660.com dominated the board at $30,500 on GoDaddy — the only five-figure .com of the day and more than double the next sale. DropCatch answered with brandables: BrandBoost.com fetched $10,666 and the motorsport proper noun ayrton-senna.com brought $5,768.

Namecheap's leaderboard mixed one-word .coms with the AI theme: ubiquinol.com sold for $4,070 while dotty.ai brought $2,125. DropCatch's table was thick with startup-ready names — RealSec.com ($3,400), AcousticPanels.com ($2,900), Onsec.com ($2,805) and GripSport.com ($1,704).

Elsewhere, .io found buyers (blood-money.io $1,380) and short .cc combos moved (727ken.cc $999). Catched's ccTLD table topped out at babariko.vision ($503). GoDaddy's keyword .coms held steady behind the headliners — barmeridian.com ($4,000), baileyschocolatebar.com ($3,600) and cardbinder.com ($3,359) all cleared three thousand, a sign of continued end-user demand for brandable business names.

Top 5 Domain Sales — September 25, 2026

Domain Market Analysis: September 25, 2026

Numbers ruled the top of the board. 7660.com's $30,500 was the runaway sale of the day — more than double BrandBoost.com's $10,666. Four-digit .coms with repeating patterns are among the most liquid assets in domaining: globally memorable, easy to value, and in constant demand from investors.

DropCatch was the brandable venue. BrandBoost.com ($10,666) led a table of startup-ready .coms — RealSec.com ($3,400), Onsec.com ($2,805), GripSport.com ($1,704), MPHotels.com ($1,600) — the classic security, fintech and SaaS profile. Five-figure brandable results on DropCatch show end-user money competing with investors.

A proper noun fetched a premium. ayrton-senna.com at $5,768 was the day's #3 sale — the Formula 1 legend's name carrying memorabilia, fan-site and media value. Iconic personal names in .com are a niche but real end-user market.

One-word .coms held the middle. ubiquinol.com ($4,070), barmeridian.com ($4,000), baileyschocolatebar.com ($3,600), cardbinder.com ($3,359), agentmetric.com ($3,000) — health, business and brandable keywords doing steady four-figure business on GoDaddy and Namecheap.

Alt extensions stayed liquid. dotty.ai ($2,125) kept the .ai bid depth alive; blood-money.io ($1,380) led a small .io showing; 727ken.cc ($999) showed short .cc combos still find buyers. Catched's ccTLDs (babariko.vision $503) and 50 GoDaddy closeouts moved the bargain tier.

Below are the complete domain auction results for September 25, 2026: 370 sales across GoDaddy, Namecheap, DropCatch and Catched, plus GoDaddy's fixed-price closeouts.

1. Godaddy Auction

GoDaddy's expired auctions were dominated by 7660.com at $30,500 — the day's runaway top sale — with barmeridian.com ($4,000) and baileyschocolatebar.com ($3,600) leading a 100-name keyword .com table.

2. NameCheap Auction

Namecheap's table was topped by the one-word ubiquinol.com at $4,070, with dotty.ai ($2,125), blood-money.io ($1,380) and 727ken.cc ($999) leading the alt-extension contingent.

3. DropCatch Auction

DropCatch delivered the day's #2 and #3 sales — BrandBoost.com at $10,666 and ayrton-senna.com at $5,768 — in a 100-name table stacked with brandable .coms like RealSec.com ($3,400) and Onsec.com ($2,805).

4. Catched Auction

Catched covered the ccTLD bargain tier, led by babariko.vision ($503) and dpcperadidepok.id ($445), with 20 European, Latin American and Asian country-code sales.

5. Godaddy Closeout Sales

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the most expensive domain sold on September 25, 2026?
7660.com, which sold for $30,500 on GoDaddy Auctions. The second-biggest sale was BrandBoost.com at $10,666 on DropCatch.

Which marketplaces are included in this report?
GoDaddy Auctions, Namecheap expired auctions, DropCatch, Catched (ccTLD auctions), plus fixed-price closeouts from GoDaddy — 370 completed sales in total.

Why did 7660.com sell for $30,500?
Four-digit .coms are among the most liquid domains in existence: short, globally memorable, and in steady demand from investors. Repeating-digit patterns like 7660 carry a consistent premium, and the entire class behaves like a blue-chip asset.

Why did ayrton-senna.com sell for $5,768?
Ayrton Senna is one of motorsport's most iconic names, and exact-match personal-name .coms carry real end-user value for fan sites, memorabilia businesses and media projects. Iconic names in .com are a niche but genuine market.