Wellness.net sells for $146,000 in GoDaddy expired auctions, topping a 62-name weekly list
Wellness.net leads last week's GoDaddy expired sales, the October 24 recap shows bid counts diverging from prices, and DI.si and Sups.com headline live auctions.[1][2]
- $146,000Top GoDaddy expired auction saleWellness.net, week ending October 25, 2026
- 62Tracked expired names sold above $1kGoDaddy expired auctions, Trav's weekly list
- 5.7xGap between first and second saleWellness.net versus TraderX.com
- 46Bids on a sub-$1k namestartupangel.com, October 24 auction recap
Key takeaways
- Wellness.net is the week's top GoDaddy expired auction result, a .net clearing six figures.[1]
- A five-digit numeric .com and a three-letter .org round out the top four expired sales.[1]
- October 24 recap: accomplisher.com was the top listed result across Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy.[2]
- Catched results leaned on Slovenian .si and Spanish .es names, all in the low hundreds.[2]
- DI.si is live with no reserve, while Sups.com carries a five-figure reserve band.[1]
This week in domains
The weekend's results show how unevenly expired-name money concentrates: one .net captured a six-figure close while names drawing dozens of bids still settled in the hundreds.[1][2]
Wellness.net sets the pace in GoDaddy expired auctions
Trav's weekly list tracks 62 names that sold for more than $1,000 in GoDaddy expired auctions over the prior week, and the top of the table is dominated by a single result. Wellness.net closed roughly 5.7 times higher than the runner-up, a dictionary-word .net in a broad consumer category outpacing every .com on the list. The next three results span three different name types: a brandable two-part .com, a short dictionary .org and a five-digit numeric .com, all clustered within about $4,000 of each other. For anyone pricing drops or valuing comparable inventory, the spread matters more than any single figure: the top sale is an outlier, and the second tier sits in a tight low-to-mid five-figure band.[1]
| Wellness.net | $146,000 |
| TraderX.com | $25,550 |
| Bee.org | $24,505 |
| 33567.com | $21,500 |
Top GoDaddy expired auction sales, week ending October 25, 2026
October 24 recap: bid counts and prices diverge
The October 24 list closed mostly in three and low four figures across Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy. Bid activity tracked price poorly: startupangel.com drew more than four times the 11 bids placed on accomplisher.com yet finished at about a third of its price, and the 29-bid distinct.si closed near the bottom of the table. The Catched results, heavy on .si and .es, show ccTLD expiring inventory clearing at a few hundred dollars.[2]
| accomplisher.com | $1,830.72 |
| startupangel.com | $676 |
| equipmentlist.com | $460 |
| twdt.com | $345 |
| distinct.si | $302 |
| proevento.es | $204 |
Selected closing prices from the October 24, 2026 auction list
In short
What to watch
DI.si no-reserve auction The two-letter Slovenian ccTLD is bid at 8,800 EUR with no reserve, so the current high bid will convert to a sale; its close adds a data point well above the .si results on Catched.[1]
Sups.com against its reserve Bidding sits at $5,000 against a reserve set between $9,999 and $24,999; whether it meets reserve will show where four-letter .com buyers draw the line.[1]
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Questions investors are asking
What was the highest GoDaddy expired domain auction sale in the week ending October 25, 2026?
Do more bids mean a higher final price in expired domain auctions?
What do .si and .es domains sell for at Catched auctions?
Is Sups.com's current bid enough to sell the domain?
Sources and citations
- Domain Shane / DSADTrav’s List of Domains at Auction for Sunday, October 25, 2026Travis M. · 25 October 2026
- Domain Shane / DSADAUCTION RECAP OF OCTOBER 24, 2026Travis M. · 25 October 2026
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