Results From Sedo’s 4 Letter .com Auction

Sedo hosted a 4 letter .com domain name auction that concluded yesterday. This themed auction is separate from the monthly Great Domains auction. Although the sale resulted in just over $24,000 worth of domain name sales, I think it is worth highlighting because it offers some insight into the current state of the 4L .com marketplace.

The top three LLLL.com sales in the auction were RVRR.com for $2,550, LOTB.com for $2,050, and PRCH.com for $1,605. I do not see any one word names that sold in this auction, so I suspect most would be used for their acronym value.

In total, 38 four letter .com domain names were sold, and the average sale price was $635. Here is the full list of domain names that sold along with the sale price.

rvrr.com $2,550
lotb.com $2,050
prch.com $1,605
bpom.com $1,350
gnam.com $1,150
kkek.com $951
hrio.com $726
snan.com $710
sedr.com $610
rigt.com $601
bnio.com $552
lbpo.com $510
laih.com $510
fmcm.com $501
ocsm.com $459
ecge.com $459
deaa.com $420
brti.com $419
agih.com $410
aacf.com $409
bomr.com $409
duep.com $409
depm.com $399
minf.com $399
oeol.com $399
rffi.com $399
bacf.com $399
tpeo.com $399
mlod.com $399
oeho.com $399
ntif.com $399
gigb.com $399
aafb.com $399
tmgh.com $399
blpo.com $399
mlid.com $399
fnon.com $399
pmct.com $399

Notably, these sales most likely have not closed yet. Sedo will report them to NameBio once payments are received and the domain names are transferred.

Elliot Silver
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13 COMMENTS

        • This is a “brandable” domain and has no meaning. The company’s Russian name is Сидр (meaning cider, the beverage). Proper transliteration of the Russian сидр would be “sidr”. They went with double “e” to represent “i” sound, so this “sedr” is not even similar. There is no such word or a known abbreviation in Russian language.

        • I have looked more at their site and see that English “seed” is the true origin of their name, as their business is some kind of digital content distribution.

        • There you go, we live & learn not up to understanding Russian linguists I simply thought shorten the name & if it was a generic create.the brand.
          Like developing TheRussian (com) as a social media support to a vodka brand

  1. I bought so many 4 L domains dirt cheap 5 yrs ago, as cheap as $10 a piece at namepros by some people who called themselves domain experts or professionals that think they know everything and 4l were useless like the 4N.
    Now I can sell more than $10.
    domains like gxnx.com,wzwi.com
    xugl.com
    zlby.com
    zmmr.com
    zvlo.com

    someone offered me gxnx.com,zmmr .com 6 figures but I turned down because I don’t need the money.

  2. >>Sad prices. Never sell an LLLL .com for less than $7,500.
    > why

    simply uncountably too Many ““fat – fingers “”

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