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The Most Expensive Domain Names In History And Their Owners

by Leadership News
10 months ago
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When we think about purchasing a domain name, we usually imagine prices in the range of $10-$20. However, there are domains in the world that are worth tens of millions of dollars. These are not just addresses on the Internet – they are powerful marketing tools that can provide a business with huge traffic and recognition. In this article you will learn that buy a domain for 100 dollars is far from the ceiling!

1. CarInsurance.com – $49.7 million

In 2010, the CarInsurance.com domain was sold to QuinStreet for an impressive $49.7 million. QuinStreet, a digital marketing company, considered this domain as a strategic asset to attract customers in the car insurance industry. With a precise and clear name, the CarInsurance.com domain was an ideal tool for increasing brand awareness and driving traffic.

2. Insurance.com – $35.6 million

Another insurance-related precious domain sold for $35.6 million in 2010. QuinStreet is the buyer again. Insurance.com is a great example of how a generic but clear domain can be a powerful tool in the hands of digital marketers. This domain has become a key component of QuinStreet’s strategy to attract customers to the insurance industry.

3. VacationRentals.com – $35 million

This domain was purchased for $35 million by HomeAway, a company specializing in… rental vacation housing. Interestingly, HomeAway purchased the domain to prevent its competitor, Expedia, from taking it over. The price of this domain has been justified by the growth of the holiday rental market and the demand for convenient online booking platforms.

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4. PrivateJet.com – $30.18 million

In 2012, the PrivateJet.com domain was sold for $30.18 million to Nations Luxury Transportation, LLC. This domain has become an important asset for a company offering private jet charter services. With such a premium name, PrivateJet.com has secured an excellent positioning in the luxury transport niche.

5. Voice.com – $30 million

The Voice.com domain was sold in 2019 to Block.one for $30 million. Block.one is the company behind the development of the EOSIO blockchain platform. The Voice.com domain was used to launch a social media platform on the blockchain. This example shows how a small and massive domain can become the focus of the latest technology projects.


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