Domain Sales Report – September 29, 2026 | Daily Domain Auction Results

September 29, 2026 delivered one of the strongest daily auction sessions in recent weeks, with 490 completed sales tracked across GoDaddy, DropCatch, Namecheap, Dynadot and Catched. Short, liquid domains set the pace: 4408.com sold for $24,000 on GoDaddy Auctions, while the brandable five-letter Paylo.com fetched $20,101 on DropCatch — the two biggest domain sales of the day.

Numeric domains were the clear theme at the top of the market. Alongside 4408.com, g38.com sold for $16,000 and 1888.cc for $9,101, confirming that short number domains remain one of the most liquid segments in the aftermarket. DropCatch's leaderboard was dominated by brandable .coms — Monax.com ($3,922), Ambulant.com ($3,088) and Bariz.com ($2,500) all cleared four figures.

Two quieter trends stood out in the data. Namecheap's expired auctions showed continued strength in .ai, with talkbot.ai ($2,525), metacode.ai ($1,725) and elvo.ai ($1,500) leading a cluster of a dozen AI-related sales. Meanwhile Dynadot's table was packed with Chinese pinyin and short-letter .coms — haozhan.com at $3,511 headlined dozens of four-figure pinyin sales, a sign of steady investor demand from Asia.

Below are the complete domain auction results for September 29, 2026: sale price, venue, plus a market breakdown of what sold and why.

TOP 5 SALES 

Top 5 Domain Sales — September 29, 2026

1. Godaddy Auction

GoDaddy's expired auctions produced four of the day's five biggest sales, led by 4408.com at $24,000. Numeric .coms and keyword .coms dominated the 100-name table.

2. NameCheap Auction

Namecheap's expired auctions leaned tech: .ai names took six of the top spots, with talkbot.ai leading at $2,525, alongside one.click ($1,396) and elpis.game ($1,001).

3. DropCatch Auction

DropCatch delivered the day's second-biggest sale — Paylo.com at $20,101 — and a table stacked with short brandable .coms like Monax.com ($3,922) and Ambulant.com ($3,088).

4. DynaDot Auction

Dynadot's table was driven by Chinese investor demand: pinyin haozhan.com topped at $3,511, followed by dozens of short-letter and pinyin .coms in four figures.

5. Catched Auction

Catched covered the ccTLD bargain tier, with lospoliticosveracruz.com.mx ($710) and conmayorvoz.es ($505) leading a table of European and Latin American country-code sales.

6. Godaddy Closeout Sales

GoDaddy's $50 fixed-price closeouts moved 50 names in a single tier — the deep-value end of the expired inventory.

7. Dynadot Closeout Sales

Dynadot's closeout tier cleared 20 names at a flat $30, mostly short .coms and new extensions.

Domain Market Analysis: September 29, 2026

Numbers ruled the day. Three of the five biggest sales were short numeric domains — 4408.com ($24,000), g38.com ($16,000) and 1888.cc ($9,101) — with supporting sales like t3.cc ($3,350), oz8.com ($1,996) and ch2222.com ($1,379) further down the tables. Numeric .coms remain the blue-chip of domain investing: easy to value, easy to resell, with deep and consistent demand.

Brandable .coms commanded a premium on DropCatch. Paylo.com's $20,101 result led a table full of short, pronounceable .coms (Monax, Ambulant, Bariz), the classic startup-name profile. Five-letter brandables with a fintech or SaaS feel continue to attract end-user bidding well above investor wholesale levels.

.ai momentum is broadening. A dozen .ai sales on Namecheap — talkbot.ai, metacode.ai, elvo.ai, fitx.ai, konekt.ai and more — show the extension moving beyond headline-grabbing six-figure sales into a healthy mid-market. Short, product-ready .ai names are behaving like brandable .coms did five years ago.

Chinese investor demand showed up on Dynadot. Pinyin .coms like haozhan.com ($3,511) plus dozens of short-letter .coms in the $1,100–$1,180 range point to systematic buying from Asia, a demand segment that has underpinned the liquid-domain market for a decade.

Bargain tiers stayed active. Catched's ccTLD table (.es, .mx, .fr, .me and others, mostly under $710) and the fixed-price closeouts at GoDaddy ($50) and Dynadot ($30) moved hundreds of names — the long tail of the expired-domain market doing what it always does.