Robbie’s Domain Market Column · 31 October 2026
16000.com is the one everyone is chasing today. It has taken 53 bids and is up to $612. It has been registered twenty-three years. GoDaddy puts it at $11,835, so there is room in it yet if you trust the estimate. The term behind it gets around 1,300 searches a month. Further down, IdeaSwatch.com still pulls 5,346 visitors a month and is going for $21. Dynadot has 52,441 closing too, though only 9 of them have reached 10 bids.
place the market has already said what it thinks something is worth.
What else is being fought over
Everything here has real bidding on it, so the price is what somebody has actually offered rather than an opening ask.
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An eleven-letter, two-word .com. First registered back in 2003, and 52 bids on it already.
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A seven-letter, two-word .org, registered twenty-six years ago, and the term gets around 18,100 searches a month.
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A short, four-letter .com, registered twenty-seven years ago, and 50 bids on it already.
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Twenty-three years old, and 46 bids on it already. A four-number .com.
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A nineteen-letter, three-word .com, registered nine years ago, and 44 bids on it already.
Chased, but still cheap
Plenty of interest and the price has not caught up yet. That gap is where most of the buying happens.
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A nineteen-letter, three-word .com, registered nine years ago, and 44 bids on it already.
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A thirteen-letter, two-word .com. First registered back in 2002, and 31 bids on it already.
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A ten-letter, two-word .com. First registered back in 2009, and 23 bids on it already.
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A fourteen-letter .uk, and 23 bids on it already.
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A short, four-letter .cc, and 23 bids on it already.
Still getting visitors
Somebody is still typing these in, or following a link from somewhere. Worth finding out where that traffic comes from before you buy.
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A ten-letter, two-word .com. First registered back in 2010, and five bids so far.
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A six-letter .net, and nobody has bid on it yet.
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A ten-letter .org, and nobody has bid on it yet.
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A thirteen-letter .com, registered six years ago, and nobody has bid on it yet.
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A six-letter .org, and nobody has bid on it yet.
Somebody finally let go
Just listed after a long time in the same hands. Somebody paid to renew these every year and has now stopped.
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A seven-letter, dictionary-word .org. First registered back in 1995, and one bid on it so far.
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A twelve-letter .com, registered twenty-nine years ago, and nobody has bid on it yet.
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An eleven-letter .com, registered twenty-nine years ago, and nobody has bid on it yet.
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A short, four-letter .org. First registered back in 1997, and one bid on it so far.
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Twenty-eight years old, and nobody has bid on it yet. A twelve-letter, two-word .com.
Over to you
Would you go near 16000.com at this price, or is the bidding already past the point where there is anything in it? Tell me in the comments.

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