One of the things I enjoy doing is creating lists of domain names to search and register. In years past, I primarily used keyword lists from various websites along with the concatenate function in Excel.
More recently, I’ve been entrusting this to AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok. To come up with domain name lists to search, I would enter a prompt that is something along the lines of this:
Atom.com introduced one of the better Black Friday deals I’ve seen offered. The platform is allowing customers to transact with its Atom Pay service for just $10 instead of the 4.5% standard transaction fee. Theoretically, this could be a huge savings depending on the size of deals transacted on the platform.
🔥Black Friday just got real
💰 AtomPay is now a flat $10 per transaction through the rest of 2025
📦 $100 flip or a $10M deal, it’s still a $10 AtomPay fee
🔄 Also includes a 1-year .com renewal
Start Selling (and saving) 👉 https://t.co/XE2U9uzbxP pic.twitter.com/zqywde6Nz0
— Atom.com (@atomHQ) November 20, 2025
I was in my Atom.com dashboard this evening, when I saw a note to customers in the message center. According to the note, “Sedo has decided to end its partnership with Atom.” Atom customers who have premium listings on the platform also automatically have their domain names appear for sale on Sedo. This will no longer be the case.
I am not really sure why Sedo would choose to end this relationship with Atom. It would seem to be a good chance to expand its inventory of domain names for sale, particularly in growing verticals like .AI where Atom seems to be making some inroads.
The Saw.com domain name sales brokerage and sales platform announced a milestone this morning. The company surpassed $100,000,000 in domain name deals. I presume this includes private brokerage sales along with deals closed on its platform.
🔥 We Did It. $100,000,000 SOLD. 🔥
What began as a boutique domain brokerage built on relationships, transparency, and premium brand strategy has grown into a global team trusted by founders, investors, startups, Fortune 100 companies, and visionary creators shaping the future… pic.twitter.com/uwE6X7gfXz
— sawsells (@sawsells) November 7, 2025
Saw.com was founded in 2019 by Jeffrey Gabriel, a domain broker (and industry legend) who worked at a high level at other domain brokerage firms. Jeff founded Saw.com and he has built a strong team with brokers located throughout the world. More recently, Saw.com opened up its platform for domain investors to list their domain names for sale.
Congratulations to Saw.com on its milestone.
James Tuplin has considerable experience on the monetization and supplier side of the domain investment business. For the last ten years, James worked as Director of Business Develipment at Bodis, and he announced his departure last week. That news was covered by Theo at DomainGang.com.
This morning, David Warmuz, CEO of Trillion.com, announced that James will be joining Above.com as Director of Business Development. Trillion.com owns and operates Above.com. In his new role, James will continue to work with domain investors and corporate partners.
Com Laude has built its reputation as a leading domain name management service and registrar for large corporations. The company competes against several other companies that offer similar services in the domain name industry, including MarkMonitor, CSC, and GoDaddy’s Brandsight.
This morning, Com Laude announced the acquisition of MarkMonitor. The company was owned by Newfold Digital, which had somewhat recently acquired the brand from Clarivate in 2022.
