Domain Sales Report – September 10, 2026 | Auction Results

Thursday, September 10, 2026 was the strongest auction day of the week so far, with 490 completed sales tracked across GoDaddy, DropCatch, Namecheap, Dynadot, Catched and both closeout tiers. The headline: anvo.com sold for $22,500 on GoDaddy Auctions — a short four-letter .com of exactly the type that never sits unsold for long.

The surprises were in the alternative extensions. bcove.me fetched an eye-catching $12,501 on GoDaddy, the strongest .me result in recent memory, while the numeric 106.vip sold for $4,500 — a reminder that short numbers carry premiums far beyond .com. Single-word .coms held their ground too: thefilm.com ($5,005) and plagtracker.com ($5,001) on the auction tables, plus router.dev at $4,050 on Namecheap showing tech extensions in the premium tier.

.ai kept its daily rhythm — snapshots.ai ($1,900) and beautician.ai ($1,209) led another dozen AI-keyword sales on Namecheap. DropCatch was unusually quiet (VillaNovAu.com topped at $6,610), Dynadot's Chinese-investor lane capped out at $1,664, and Catched's ccTLD tier was led by the Colombian football club name clubatleticohuila.com.co at $2,101.

Top 5 Domain Sales — September 10, 2026

Domain Market Analysis: September 10, 2026

Four-letter .coms are the blue chips. anvo.com at $22,500 is textbook: four letters, pronounceable, brandable across any industry. Short .com inventory only shrinks, and the price reflects what multiple end users and investors will pay for a name that works as a company, a product, or a flip.

The alt-extension story is the real one. bcove.me at $12,501 is an extraordinary .me result — five figures for an extension most investors ignore — and it shows that the right short brandable can transcend its TLD. Add 106.vip at $4,500 and 0188.vip at $1,500, and the pattern is clear: shortness is the value, and numbers and short brandables carry it into .me, .vip and beyond.

Single-word .coms stayed firm. thefilm.com ($5,005), plagtracker.com ($5,001), metasports.com ($3,050) and realtyzone.com ($2,275) — exact-match and brandable single words remain the most reliable four-to-five-figure segment on GoDaddy.

.ai in mid-market mode. snapshots.ai ($1,900), beautician.ai ($1,209), revised.ai ($520), perspectivity.ai ($355) and a cluster of smaller AI-keyword sales show the extension behaving like a mature market now: a premium top end and a healthy, liquid mid-market beneath it.

Two venues were unusually soft. DropCatch topped out at $6,610 (its weakest leader of the week) and Dynadot's pinyin tables capped at $1,664 — a reminder that daily leaderboards are as much about which inventory expired as about underlying demand. Catched's Colombian clubatleticohuila.com.co at $2,101 was a nice ccTLD outlier.

Below are the complete domain auction results for September 10, 2026: every sale, price, and venue, plus a market breakdown of what sold and why.

1. Godaddy Auction

GoDaddy produced the day's two biggest sales — anvo.com at $22,500 and bcove.me at $12,501 — in a 100-name table of single-word and short brandable .coms.

2. NameCheap Auction

Namecheap's tech table was led by thefilm.com at $5,005 and router.dev at $4,050, with .ai names — snapshots.ai ($1,900), beautician.ai ($1,209) — taking a dozen spots.

3. DropCatch Auction

DropCatch had its quietest day of the week, topped by VillaNovAu.com at $6,610 — mostly sub-$1,000 names below the leader.

4. DynaDot Auction

Dynadot's investor table capped out at $1,664 for scjstn.com — pinyin and short-letter .coms filled the 100-name table at lower ceilings than usual.

5. Catched Auction

Catched's ccTLD tier was led by clubatleticohuila.com.co at $2,101, with sh777.game ($761) and Italian and Spanish country-codes behind it.

6. Godaddy Closeout Sales

7. Dynadot Closeout Sales

Dynadot's closeout tier cleared 20 names at flat $30/$15 pricing, including a run of .club names and short .cc domains.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the most expensive domain sold on September 10, 2026?
anvo.com, which sold for $22,500 on GoDaddy Auctions. The second-biggest sale was bcove.me at $12,501, also on GoDaddy.

Which marketplaces are included in this report?
GoDaddy Auctions, DropCatch, Namecheap expired auctions, Dynadot auctions, Catched (ccTLD auctions), plus fixed-price closeouts from GoDaddy and Dynadot — 490 completed sales in total.

Why did anvo.com sell for $22,500?
Four-letter pronounceable .coms are the scarcest liquid inventory in the aftermarket — only so many combinations exist, and the supply never grows. Anvo works as a brand in any industry, which means both end users and investors bid, pushing the price well into five figures.

Why did bcove.me sell for $12,501?
Bcove is a short, brandable name — and when the name is strong enough, the extension matters less. Five-figure .me sales are rare, but they happen when multiple bidders see the same name as their company. It's a case study in shortness beating TLD bias.