Many AI businesses and several lead generation companies bought domain names last month.
In May, I published my first Atom end user sales report. Let’s take a look at some of the end user purchases from June.
NameBio captured 124 sales from Atom in June. Those are only the ones that sellers opted in to disclosing, so it’s just a portion of Atom’s overall sales. These 124 sales totaled $550k.
Here are some of the domains that end users acquired:
Huga .com $24,995 – Huga offers “hyperrealistic AI companion dolls.” The future is certainly interesting.
Elera.ai $10,000 – Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions bought this domain. Elera is Toshiba’s commerce platform.
Zindra.com $9,498 – Zendra is an ERP management system for hospitality businesses.
HoplonAI.com $8,500 – Hoplon is an AI-powered security platform.
Zyap.com $6,759 – Zyap helps consumers find home contractors.
RevoltIQ.com $6,000 – RevoltIQ is a tool that helps restaurants take phone orders via an AI phone agent.
Kibbio.com $4,880 – Kibbio will be an AI app that claims it’s safe for kids to use for creating stories, images, etc.
Waterbear.ai $4,530 – Waterbear is a flood insurance company.
OwlScout.com $4,249 – OwlScout helps companies find candidates and track recruiting efforts.
Vibe.tech $4,000 – The company behind the AI travel assistant VibeTrip built this tool to help businesses add AI to their websites.
Trussai.com $3,899 – I’m not sure what this company will do, but its landing page says, “The only constant in life is change,” and it includes an email address to contact the founders.
TreeNerd.com $3,804 – TreeNerd helps arborists with jobsite calculations, a species library, pest information, etc.
HotFriday .com $3,799 – HotFriday is a marketplace for “intimate wellness” products.
PurpleIQ.com $3,799 – PurpleIQ is a search engine without ads or tracking. I question if its model of charging users will work, but it definitely turns on its head the phrase “If you aren’t paying for the product, you are the product.”
AmplifiedHealing.com $3,792 – I’ll just paste verbatim what this company says it does, because I don’t get it: “24-unit Energy Enhancement System creates a powerful scalar energy field that your body recognizes at the cellular level. Combining bio-scalar waves, proton collision, and biophotonic light, the EESystem works with your body’s innate intelligence to restore balance, enhance immunity, reduce inflammation, and elevate energy at the frequency level.”
IdeaBox.com $3,614 and Ideabox.ai $3,614 – IdeaBox helps companies quantify their data risk and protect against data exposure.
Verdira.com $3,614- Verdira is a private equity company that acquires ophthalmology practices from retiring physicians.
CurbCar.com $3,600 – CurbCar facilitates at-home car detailing.
TradeRail.com $3,600 – TradeRail helps contractors with their business cycle from bidding to invoicing to getting paid.
SiteBoom.com $3,508 – SiteBoom offers a business package including websites, funnels, emails, etc.
Vantridge.com $3,504 – Vandridge is a marketing program for planning and publishing posts and launching ads.
Voya.io $3,349 – Voya is some sort of data analytics tool.
Coif.ai $3,000 – Coif helps people find hair stylists in Tokyo.
TheraWealth.com $2,858 – TheraWealth is a financial advisor for medical professionals.
Sleaved.com $2,749 – I don’t understand what this company is selling, but it appears to be led by a life coach.
Oferio.com $2,700 – Oferio connects companies with European packaging manufacturers.
Glowfinity.com $2,625 – Glowfinity sells collagen supplements.
KaiSpa.com $2,500 – Kai Thai Spa is a chain in South Africa.
Flashings.com $2,500 – Flash.it bought this domain to help roofers calculate flashing needs for each roof. It got a great deal on this domain.
ParallelApparel.com $2,499 – YouTuber Alisa Marie bought this domain and forwards it to her YouTube page. She has a clothing line by this name.
BidBonus.com $2,256 – BidBonus is a lead generation platform for home remodeling.
Atometra.com $2,195 – Atometra is an “atomic physical intelligence” company.
NexaPoint.com $2,137 – NexaPoint is a digital agency in the Philippines that connects businesses with freelancers.
Truly3D.com $2,100 – Truly3D is a real estate tool that turns phone video into a photorealistic, walkable 3D tour.
ThimbleIslands.com $2,000 – This domain is used by a company offering boat and bus tours of the Thimble Islands in Connecticut.
Legal.xyz $1,999 – The site promises subpoena-safe and untraceable artificial intelligence for legal matters.
MountainHomeRV.com $1,010 – Mountain Home RV sells pre-owned RVs, motorhomes, and campers in Nebraska.
SeniorCuts.com $549 – I didn’t know this was a market. Senior Cuts provides haircuts to veterans and seniors 55+. It is geared toward helping people who wouldn’t be comfortable at a regular barbershop.





In my opinion, “Trussai” is a metaphor derived from the function of a truss. Thank you for this useful article.
Great insights on the latest domain sales trends. It’s interesting to see how AI companies and startups are increasingly investing in premium domain names. A strong domain name continues to be an important digital asset for building trust and brand identity.
Looking forward to seeing how AI-driven tools will influence domain valuation and buying decisions in the future.