Andy Booth recently reported the $220,000 sale of Sim.ai. Based on the screenshot he shared, it appears he sold it directly to the buyer using Escrow.com to transact.
These are strange days. I know you can all feel it. Something is upon us. Our sim is changing.
Sale loading: https://t.co/cGQPcsuvn0 for $220k pic.twitter.com/7pHniCZOp5
— AB (@360) July 22, 2025
The $220,000 sale of Sim.ai is the fifth largest .AI domain name sale, year to date, according to NameBio.
The buyer of Sim.ai revealed itself on X today. It was the startup that was previously known as SimStudio.ai. That longer domain name now forwards to Sim.ai.
The startup, which is now known simply as Sim, allows users to “[L]aunch agentic workflows with an open source, user-friendly environment for devs and agents.” Notably, Sim is a part of the YCombinator startup accelerator platform.
I am not entirely sure what that entails, but the company went all in with the acquisition:
We’re betting on our future.https://t.co/HUeg1gZDpB
— Sim (@simdotai) July 31, 2025
