In looking at NameBio this morning, I don’t see any 7 figure publicly reported .AI domain name sales. The largest public sale recorded by Namebio was the $750,000 sale of Wisdom.ai, reported by DNJournal. That is going to change.
According to a post on X by Sedo, the Bot.ai domain name was sold via Sedo for $1.2 million USD. Sedo stated this was a BIN sale, meaning the seller listed the domain name for $1,200,000 and the buyer utilized the buy it now functionality to acquire it:
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.
Sedo broker Derick Clegg announced the successful brokerage sale of NoLimit.com for $723,000 USD. Derick began brokering the domain name earlier this year.
SOLD! 🚀 I successfully brokered the deal for NoLimit .com at ~$723,000 (net)! A prime domain reflecting limitless potential! #Domains #NegotiationSuccess @Sedo https://t.co/SZPQOgy5V9 pic.twitter.com/w5zHzMThzC
— Derick_Clegg @SEDO (@Derick_Sedo) October 14, 2025
Sedo shared that the largest publicly reported domain name sale of the week on its platform is Crypto.Bot for $250,000:
$250,000 for crypto .bot! 🤯
This #domain with the highly sought-after keyword #crypto topped last week’s Sedo public #sales. The high value is no surprise, given “crypto” is a consistent top performer in our monthly #keyword rankings.
And, a Danish domain also made an… pic.twitter.com/8m91F2sjqd
— Sedo (@Sedo) July 15, 2025
In looking at NameBio, this $250,000 sale is the largest .Bot sale recorded, easily overtaking the $12,000 sale of web3.bot, which closed in 2024. To date, just 24 .Bot sales have been recorded in NameBio. Amazon operates the .Bot extension, but it only recently made .Bot domain names more easy for people and businesses to register.
The Footage.com domain name has been sold for $300,000 in a deal brokered by Sedo’s Mark Ghoriafi, who is known in the industry as “Mr. Premium.” Since it was acquired, Footage.com has been developed into a platform that allows its users to “create, generate, edit, and produce content using advanced artificial intelligence technology.”
Footage.com is a great example of a one word .com domain name being both descriptive and brandable. Unlike many acquisitions that involve upgrading from a lesser domain name, the platform launched its service on Footage.com. “Footage” is not only directly relevant to video and content production but it also functions as a strong and memorable brand name for this type of platform.
Michael Sumner from NameBio mentioned an unexpected uptick in sales closed via Sedo over the past couple of weeks, and he asked about whether a major registrar began prioritizing Sedo listings:
We've mirrored our Afternic listings to @Sedo for a few years without using their landers.
In the first five months of 2025 we only had two sales through Sedo, but in the past 12 days we've had four.
Did some major registrar(s) start prioritizing Sedo's MLS over Afternic's DLS,…
— NameBio (@NameBio) July 5, 2025
In response to the question, Namecheap CEO Richard Kirkendall confirmed that happened. Namecheap is now prioritizing Sedo listings when a domain name is listed on Sedo and Afternic:
