Sedo’s highest public domain sale last week was TheAI.com, which sold for $65,000. The buyer’s identity remains undisclosed.

Here’s a roundup of 13 domain sales recently completed at Sedo, purchased by end users for various business purposes.

1. Filed.com – Sold for $45,000. Set to be used for Filed, an upcoming all-in-one marketing company.
2. Bildungsgutschein.de – Sold for €15,000. Meaning education voucher in German, this domain redirects to a free training platform.
3. Consent.io – Sold for €4,999. Acquired by a company offering privacy policy consent solutions.
4. FirePost.com – Sold for $4,900. Now associated with FirePost, an influencer marketing platform.
5. PGSlotzaa.com – Sold for $4,650. Currently in use for an online gambling website.
6. PMHolding.de – Sold for €4,300. Purchased by Peter Möhrle Holding family office.
7. Letting.co.uk – Sold for £3,800. Redirects to LifeStyle Property Services Ltd, a Bristol-based real estate company.
8. LimestoneFinancial.com – Sold for $3,600. Acquired by Limestone Federal Credit Union in Michigan.
9. VarioPool.com – Sold for $3,100. This company, specializing in movable swimming pool floors, operates primarily on VarioPool.nl.
10. PaniniClub.com – Sold for $2,995. Purchased by Panini, the well-known brand behind collectible sticker books.
11. OsecoElfab.cn – Sold for $2,750. Bought by OsecoElfab, a manufacturer of rupture discs, explosion vents, and burst detection systems.
12. RoniGroup.com – Sold for €2,499. Acquired by Roni Group, a Canadian construction and infrastructure company, which also operates RoniExcavating.com.
13. Welaik.de – Sold for €2,400. Secured by Welaik, a company specializing in smart home products.

These recent acquisitions highlight how businesses continue to invest in premium domains to enhance their digital presence and branding.