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Fleeti.com Leads October 23 Expired-Domain Closes at $2,765 While Focks.com Draws the Most Bids

Results from the October 23 expired-domain auctions at Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy, plus the NameJet and Dynadot names in play on October 24, including two Italian ccTLD closes.[1][2]

  • $2,765Completed auction priceFleeti.com, October 23 list
  • 97Bids placedFocks.com, the most contested close in the recap
  • $1,416Completed ccTLD pricequaleconviene.it, Italian-language .it name
  • $827Current bid after 47 bidsGoSecure.com at NameJet, October 24 list

Key takeaways

  • Brandable five-letter .com Fleeti.com was the top completed result on the October 23 auction recap.[1]
  • Focks.com drew the heaviest bidding of the day yet finished under $1,000.[1]
  • Two Italian .it names completed, showing ccTLD liquidity on the same expired lists as .com.[1]
  • Security keyword GoSecure.com leads the NameJet picks on the October 24 list.[2]
  • StartupAngel.com carried over from the October 23 recap into the October 24 Dynadot highlights.[1][2]

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Bid counts and final prices pulled in opposite directions on the October 23 lists, where the most-contested name closed at roughly a third of the top result, a gap that frames the NameJet and Dynadot inventory still running into October 24.[1][2]

October 23 closes: bidding volume versus price

Domain Shane's recap of the October 23 list covered results across Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy. The two headline .com completions split sharply: Fleeti.com finished highest on 72 bids, while Focks.com attracted 25 more bids yet closed far lower. For anyone pricing expired brandables, the pairing is a reminder that a long bid history mostly measures how many participants entered, not where the ceiling lands. Two names were still active rather than completed when the recap ran, so their figures are standing bids, not sales. On the ccTLD side, two Italian .it domains completed, one built on an Italian phrase meaning roughly 'which is convenient', giving .it holders fresh comparables from mainstream expired channels.[1]

Fleeti.com (completed)$2,765
Focks.com (completed)$906
Accomplisher.com (active)$1,830.72
StartupAngel.com (active)$676
qualeconviene.it (completed)$1,416
freewheelsbike.it (completed)$370

October 23 recap results by status, Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy

Domain Shane / DSAD

October 24 inventory: NameJet acronyms and keywords, Dynadot carryovers

The Saturday list leans on short acronyms and keyword .coms at NameJet, with an .org three-letter name in the mix. At Dynadot, the highlights pair StartupAngel.com, still running from the prior recap, with four-letter TWDT.com and the three-letter Slovenian ccTLD JCC.si.[2]

GoSecure.com (47 bids)$827
YLS.org$519
NexusResearch.com$233
NNRH.com$180

NameJet bids listed on October 24

Domain Shane / DSAD

In short

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What to watch

  1. Final price on StartupAngel.com at Dynadot The name was still active in the October 23 recap and featured again on the next day's list, so its eventual close will show whether bidding moved beyond the earlier standing figure.[1][2]

  2. Whether Accomplisher.com completes above its standing bid Listed as active rather than completed, its outcome is still open and will determine whether it joins the top closes from that list.[1]

  3. Closing figures for GoSecure.com and YLS.org at NameJet Both carried live bids on the October 24 list; their completions would add security-keyword .com and three-letter .org data points to recent expired comparables.[2]

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Questions investors are asking

Why did Focks.com sell for less than Fleeti.com even though it had more bids?
In the October 23, 2026 auction recap, Focks.com completed at $906 after 97 bids, while Fleeti.com completed at $2,765 after 72 bids. Bid count reflects how many increments were placed, which can be high when a name starts low and attracts many small raises; it does not set the final price. The source does not state why buyers valued Fleeti.com higher, so the result is best read as two separate data points rather than a direct comparison of quality.[1]
Which .it domains sold at expired auction in late October 2026?
Domain Shane's recap of the October 23, 2026 lists reported two completed Italian ccTLD results: qualeconviene.it at $1,416 and freewheelsbike.it at $370. They sat alongside .com results from Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy, giving .it investors recent comparable prices from the same expired-auction channels.[1]
What is the bid on GoSecure.com at NameJet?
Domain Shane's auction list for Saturday, October 24, 2026 showed GoSecure.com at NameJet at $827 with 47 bids. Other NameJet picks that day were YLS.org at $519, NexusResearch.com at $233 and NNRH.com at $180. These were live bids at the time of publication, not final sale prices.[2]
Has StartupAngel.com sold at Dynadot?
Not as of the supplied reports. The October 23, 2026 recap listed StartupAngel.com as active at $676, and Domain Shane's October 24 list again highlighted it among Dynadot auctions alongside TWDT.com and JCC.si. No completed price had been reported in those sources.[1][2]

Sources and citations

  1. Domain Shane / DSADAUCTION RECAP OF OCTOBER 23, 2026Travis M. · 24 October 2026
  2. Domain Shane / DSADShane’s List of Domains at Auction for Saturday, October 24th, 2026ShaneCultra · 24 October 2026

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