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
According to DNJournal, the sale of NoLimit.com is the largest publicly reported two word .com domain name sale of 2025 by a considerable margin. This sale will rank in the top 15 public domain name sales of 2025, and it will be the fourth largest sale closed via Sedo, year to date.
At the time of publication, the buyer is not yet known. The domain name is currently registered under Whois privacy, and I am not sure if the final domain name transfer has occurred yet. The domain name does not currently resolve to a functioning website. As with most descriptive domain names like NoLimit.com, there are numerous companies that may have acquired this domain name for an upgrade.
I guess NoLimitS.com is going to sell for More…??
No, the S is extra syllable and feels tacked on. NoLimit is a better version.
Both are very good and would make nice brands.
The value depends on the owners and prospective buyers.
NoLimit = a term used in poker and other gambling. That’s my guess the use for the buyer.
NoLimits = is more generic and could be used for an energy drink, personal training, etc. Still a good domain name of course, but gambling domains tend to have lots of well moneyed buyers.