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jpav.com Tops $2,000 as Data.plus Resurfaces in Fresh Auction Listings

This edition covers Thursday's DSAD auction recap topped by jpav.com at $2,026, Friday's fresh Shane's List of vertical and brand domains, and a new DomainSherpa interview episode.[2][1][3]

  • $2,026Top DSAD auction salejpav.com, Aug 13 close
  • $2,005ccTLD auction salechi.io, Aug 13 close
  • $1,691Auction sale pricedata.plus, Aug 13 close
  • $504Lowest recorded auction salepbx.net, Aug 13 close

Key takeaways

  • jpav.com topped Thursday's DSAD auction recap, closing at $2,026.[2]
  • Data.plus cleared for $1,691 in Thursday's recap, then reappeared in Friday's fresh auction listing.[2][1]
  • Domain Shane's Friday list features vertical-extension plays like Total.kitchen and Legal.plus alongside branded .com names.[1]
  • pbx.net closed at the recap's low end, selling for $504.[2]
  • DomainSherpa released a new interview episode, 'Always on My Mind,' continuing its ongoing series.[3]

Today in domains

Thursday's four-figure DSAD auction clears and Friday's fresh vertical-domain listings both turn on the same name, data.plus, tying the day's aftermarket activity to a single overlapping asset.[2][1]

Thursday's Auctions: Four-Figure Clears Across Extensions

Domain Shane's recap of Thursday's Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy sessions logged a run of modest four-figure sales spanning dot-com, dot-org and dot-io names, with the top result staying under $2,100. The spread across ccTLD alternatives and short strings shows continued but restrained bidding depth heading into the weekend. Notably, data.plus, one of Thursday's closed lots, surfaced again the very next morning inside Domain Shane's fresh Friday auction roundup. Whether this reflects a quick resale, a separate seller listing the same string, or a lag between platforms was not specified, but it is a pattern worth tracking for anyone monitoring short-hold flipping in the aftermarket.[2][1]

jpav.com$2,026
chi.io$2,005
data.plus$1,691
sells.org$1,491
pbx.net$504

August 13 DSAD auction closing prices

Friday's Fresh Batch: Branded .com Names Meet .plus and .kitchen Verticals

Domain Shane's August 14 auction list, running across Dynadot, NameJet and Sedo, mixes short branded .com names such as Imki.com, HardBones.com, TryGenie.com, TitanGroup.com, Quartex.com and Eaglet.com with vertical gTLD plays Total.kitchen, Legal.plus and Data.plus. Commentary in the listing weighed branding fit against renewal costs for each entry, giving buyers a fresh set of live auctions to evaluate heading into the weekend.[1]

DomainSherpa Publishes New Interview Episode

DomainSherpa released a new installment of its long-running interview and discussion series on August 13, titled 'Always on My Mind.' No guest, topic or discussion detail accompanied the release, leaving the episode's specific relevance to investors unclear from the available summary.[3]

What to watch

  1. Whether data.plus resurfaces again Track whether the same name keeps cycling through auction platforms, which would indicate a short-hold flipping pattern rather than a one-off relist.[2][1]

  2. Results of Friday's vertical-TLD listings Watch whether Total.kitchen, Legal.plus and the newly listed Data.plus clear at levels comparable to Thursday's short-domain results once their auctions close.[1]

  3. DomainSherpa's next release No further episode details were disclosed, so it remains to be seen what topic or guest the series covers next.[3]

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Questions investors are asking

What prices did domains sell for in the August 13 DSAD auctions?

According to Domain Shane's recap, jpav.com led at $2,026, followed by chi.io at $2,005, data.plus at $1,691, sells.org at $1,491, and pbx.net at $504, across Dynadot, Catched and GoDaddy sessions.[2]

Why did data.plus appear in both the auction recap and the next day's auction list?

The auction recap shows data.plus closed for $1,691 on August 13, and it then appeared again in Domain Shane's fresh Friday, August 14 auction listing. The source material does not clarify whether this is a quick resale, a different seller relisting the same string, or a reporting lag between platforms.[2][1]

What extensions were featured in Friday's domain auction list?

Domain Shane's August 14 list mixed branded .com names like Imki.com and TitanGroup.com with vertical gTLDs, including Total.kitchen, Legal.plus and Data.plus, sold via Dynadot, NameJet and Sedo.[1]

What is DomainSherpa's newest episode about?

DomainSherpa published an episode titled 'Always on My Mind' on August 13, continuing its ongoing interview and discussion series, but no guest or topic details were disclosed in the available summary.[3]

Which domain sold for the lowest price in Thursday's recap?

pbx.net closed at $504, the lowest recorded price among the domains listed in Domain Shane's August 13 auction recap.[2]

Which domain topped Thursday's auction recap?

jpav.com led the recap at $2,026, narrowly ahead of chi.io, which closed at $2,005.[2]

Sources and citations

  1. Domain Shane / DSADShane’s List of Domains at Auction for Friday, August 14th, 2026ShaneCultra · August 14, 2026
  2. Domain Shane / DSADAUCTION RECAP OF AUGUST 13, 2026Travis M. · August 14, 2026
  3. DomainSherpaDomainSherpa Review – August 13, 2026 – Always on My MindDomainSherpa · August 14, 2026

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