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0802.com Tops $26,008 as GoDaddy Expired Auctions Lead Weekly Domain Sales

This edition covers Domain Shane's weekly GoDaddy expired-auction sales led by 0802.com and anvo.com, plus Saturday's Dynadot and Catched auction recap.[2][1]

  • $26,008Top weekly sale price0802.com in GoDaddy expired auctions
  • $22,500Second-highest weekly saleanvo.com in GoDaddy expired auctions
  • 74Bid count on top single salethecapital.com at Dynadot/Catched auction
  • $105Lowest notable closing pricescama.es after 18 bids

Key takeaways

  • 0802.com topped last week's GoDaddy expired-auction sales at $26,008.[2]
  • anvo.com followed as the second-highest weekly sale in the same GoDaddy report.[2]
  • thecapital.com closed at $6,336 in Saturday's Dynadot and Catched auction recap.[1]
  • scama.es closed at $105 in the same recap.[1]
  • Several domains listed in Saturday's recap received zero bids and went unsold.[1]
  • Brandable names like Nuklr.com and Yadda.com remain active in current cross-platform auctions.[2]

This week in domains

This week's domain auctions show a familiar split: four- and five-figure premiums for short, brandable strings alongside numerous listings that closed for a few hundred dollars or drew no bids at all.[2][1]

Weekly Top Sales Led by GoDaddy Expired Auctions

0802.com led the week's highest-value sales at $26,008, followed closely by anvo.com at $22,500, anchoring Domain Shane's list of the top 54 domains that changed hands in GoDaddy's expired auctions for over $1,000 apiece last week. Both sales sit well above the sub-$1,000 threshold that defines most expired-auction turnover, underscoring how a small number of short, brandable strings continue to command outsized premiums relative to the bulk of expiring inventory that lapses for reserve or minimum bids. Beyond the closed sales, current listings across Dynadot, Sedo, NamePros, GoDaddy and Catched show active bidding on brandable names such as Nuklr.com and Yadda.com, with reserve prices and bid counts varying widely by platform. The spread illustrates how liquidity for premium short domains remains concentrated on a handful of marketplaces even as expired-auction volume stays broad-based across GoDaddy's weekly cycle.[2]

0802.com$26,008
anvo.com$22,500

Top two of the 54 domains sold in GoDaddy expired auctions last week for over $1,000

Domain Shane / DSAD

Saturday's Recap Shows a Wide Price Spread

Domain Shane's recap of Saturday's Dynadot and Catched auctions showed a much wider spread within a single day: thecapital.com closed at $6,336 after drawing 74 bids, z3c.com sold for $1,775, and scama.es fetched just $105 across 18 bids. Several other listed domains received no bids at all, a reminder that even actively promoted auctions can end without a single offer.[1]

Domain Shane / DSAD

What to watch

  1. Next weekly top-sales report Domain Shane's next weekly roundup will show whether GoDaddy expired-auction premiums stay concentrated in a handful of five-figure sales or broaden across more listings.[2]

  2. Bidding on Nuklr.com and Yadda.com Current listings for brandable names such as Nuklr.com and Yadda.com remain open across Dynadot, Sedo, NamePros, GoDaddy and Catched, with final prices still undetermined.[2]

  3. Pattern of zero-bid closings Whether the share of expired-domain listings closing without any bids continues will shape how sellers set reserves in coming auction cycles.[1]

Questions investors are asking

What was the top domain sale in this week's GoDaddy expired auctions?
0802.com led at $26,008, followed by anvo.com at $22,500, among the top 54 domains sold for over $1,000 last week, according to Domain Shane's weekly roundup.[2]
How much did thecapital.com sell for?
thecapital.com closed at $6,336 after drawing 74 bids in Saturday's Dynadot and Catched auction recap.[1]
Did any domains fail to sell in Saturday's auctions?
Yes, Domain Shane's recap noted several domains that received zero bids alongside sales like z3c.com at $1,775 and scama.es at $105.[1]
Which platforms are currently hosting notable domain auctions?
Domain Shane's roundup tracks active listings across Dynadot, Sedo, NamePros, GoDaddy and Catched, including brandable names like Nuklr.com and Yadda.com.[2]
How many domains sold for over $1,000 in GoDaddy's expired auctions last week?
54 domains sold for more than $1,000 each in GoDaddy's expired auctions last week, per Domain Shane's compilation.[2]
What price did scama.es reach at auction?
scama.es closed at $105 after attracting 18 bids in the same Saturday auction recap that also covered thecapital.com and z3c.com.[1]

Sources and citations

  1. Domain Shane / DSADAUCTION RECAP OF SEPTEMBER 12, 2026Travis M. · 13 September 2026
  2. Domain Shane / DSADTrav’s List of Domains at Auction for Sunday, September 13, 2026Travis M. · 13 September 2026

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