Sedo Domain Sales – September 20, 2026 | Weekly Sales Report

Sedo's weekly sales report for September 14–20, 2026 was a week for country-code domains, with 63 publicly reported sales tracked on the Sedo marketplace. The Korean pair evolution.co.kr ($30,000) and evolution.kr ($20,000) took two of the top three spots — $50,000 for the same keyword across the Korean namespace — alongside yes.lv at $25,000, making it three ccTLDs in the week's top three.

German names kept their usual Sedo strength: ashby.de sold for $14,296 and buchhalter.ch for $10,291, part of an 11-sale .de cluster that made Germany's extension the most-traded ccTLD of the week. Brandable .coms held the mid-market, with isometria.com and bethammer.com both closing at $9,995 and peintech.com at $9,895.

One quirk worth noting: the report's author converted all amounts to USD, which shows up as repeated identical price points — seven sales at $2,858–$2,859 and three at $2,287 — the footprint of fixed EUR listings converted into dollars.

Top 5 Domain Sales — Sedo, Week of September 20, 2026

Sedo Market Analysis: Week of September 20, 2026

ccTLDs ruled the top of the market. The three biggest sales of the week — evolution.co.kr ($30,000), yes.lv ($25,000) and evolution.kr ($20,000) — were all country-code domains, and 30 of the 63 sales were non-.com. Sedo's brokered marketplace continues to be where ccTLDs trade at end-user prices.

The "evolution" pair tells a brand story. The same keyword selling in both .co.kr and .kr for a combined $50,000 points to a buyer securing a Korean brand across the national namespace — classic corporate domain acquisition behavior, not investor speculation.

.de was the volume leader. Eleven German .de sales — ashby.de ($14,296), zfa.de ($6,347), ccell.de ($4,573) and eight more down to vapeomat.de ($2,516) — confirm Sedo's home-market depth. Switzerland (.ch, 3 sales) and France (.fr, 2 sales) added to the European weight of the table.

Watch for the USD-conversion footprint. Repeated identical prices — $9,995 twice, $2,859/$2,858 seven times, $2,287 three times — are the mark of Sedo fixed-price listings originally set in euros and converted to USD by the report's author. Read clustered prices as one EUR price point, not a coincidence.

Brandable .coms held the middle. isometria.com and bethammer.com ($9,995 each), peintech.com ($9,895), prismconnect.com ($9,495) and bleek.com ($8,999) show short, pronounceable .coms still clearing five figures on Sedo, with the long tail of the 33-sale .com group running down to firmsim.com at $2,000.

• .com Sales (33 sales): "Sedo's .com sales for the week were led by brandables isometria.com and bethammer.com at $9,995 each, with 33 .coms in total ranging down to firmsim.com at $2,000."
• ccTLD Sales (27 sales): "Country-code domains dominated the week's top end — evolution.co.kr ($30,000), yes.lv ($25,000) and evolution.kr ($20,000) — with 27 ccTLD sales across .de, .ch, .eu, .fr, .cz, .fi, .in, .dk, .li and the Korean extensions."
• Other TLD Sales (3 sales): "Three alternatives also sold on Sedo this week: solopreneur.net ($8,577), cheer.org ($6,685) and drop.domains ($2,975).

Below are all 63 Sedo domain sales for the week of September 14–20, 2026: every domain, price, keyword and extension, plus a breakdown of what the data says about the market.
I converted all amounts to USD.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the most expensive domain sold on Sedo this week?
evolution.co.kr, which sold for $30,000 in the week of September 14–20, 2026. The second-biggest sale was yes.lv at $25,000, followed by evolution.kr at $20,000.

How often does Sedo publish sales data?
Sedo publishes a weekly report of publicly reported marketplace sales. Game of Domains republishes each week's report with all amounts converted to USD.

Were these prices originally in US dollars?
No — the report's author converted all amounts to USD. That conversion shows up in the data as repeated identical price points (e.g. seven sales at $2,858–$2,859), which were most likely fixed EUR listings.

Why did evolution.co.kr sell for $30,000?
The same "evolution" keyword also sold in .kr for $20,000 in the same week — a combined $50,000 that points to a buyer securing a Korean brand across the national namespace, which is exactly the kind of end-user purchase that commands five figures.

Which extensions performed best on Sedo this week?
Country-code domains: the top three sales were all ccTLDs (.co.kr, .lv, .kr), and .de led on volume with 11 sales. Of the 63 total sales, 30 were non-.com.