Get an alert when a domain with your word sells.

On the word’s page in Unique Domains: how often it sold in the last year, the median once three sales back it, and the latest sales of names that carry it, each with its price and day. Those are its comparable salesComparable salesPast sales of names like this one, used to judge whether a price is fair.Read the definition. The sales archive adds the median by ending and by word length. The public Sales page shows the newest 20 reported sales and the market’s figures to everyone.

Start from the closest sales: the name’s own past sales, then the same word on other endings, then its close forms and related words on your ending. Read the median rather than the top sale, and count the sales behind it. Then weigh the renewalRenewalThe yearly fee that keeps a domain yours. You pay it for as long as you hold the name, and on some endings it costs far more than the first year did.Read the definition: whoever buys the name pays it every year after the sale.

Read the next closest sales. When a name and its word have fewer than three sales, we move on to close forms, then related words on the same ending over five years, then the median of dictionary-word sales on that ending. A word with no sale still has signals: its searches a month, how many of its endings are taken and how long their holders have kept them.

No. Many sales close privately or under a confidentiality agreement and are never reported. We count reported sales in US dollars, at $50 or more, each sale once. Read a count as the part of the market you can see, and a word with no sale here as a word with no reported sale.

No. One sale is what one buyer paid once. We show a median only from three sales, because with two, a single odd sale moves it by half. Before you lean on a figure, look at how many sales stand behind it and how recent they are.

They sell to different buyers. A company that will use the name pays for its brand; an investor at auction pays for what the name might resell for. The ending and the length move the price too, which is why the archive keeps a median per ending and per word length.

The morning after we record a matching sale. We add reported sales to the archive each night and match them against your words each morning. Choose each morning in its own email, or one email a day or a week with your other sales watches. A sale that closed more than 30 days before we recorded it stays in the archive as history and is not sent.

Yes. Each watch takes every ending or one of .com, .ai, .io and .co, and a floor: any price, $500, $1,000 or $5,000. A word lives in one watch; to change it, remove it under Sales you watch and watch it again.

Investor, at $79 a month: 100 sales alerts on your words, each word’s sales on its page, the sales archive, 25 radars and the market pages. Founder includes no sales alert. There is no trial: you pay at checkout, and we refund you in full if you ask within 7 days of paying. You can cancel anytime from the billing portal.