A chatbot maker, an international hotel chain, and construction company bought domain names.

Last week I wondered if the $1 million RX.com sale at Sedo was an investor purchase or an end user sale. For now, we’ll have to qualify it as an investor sale. Brent Oxley, the founder of HostGator and a domain investor, is the buyer.

Here’s a look at sales to end users that recently closed at Sedo. See prior end user lists here.

RaumFabrik.com €10,000 – The domain forwards to the website for construction company Peter Gross Bau. Google translate offers “room factory” and “space factory” as translations.

GLS.co £7,999 – California Cryobank, which purchased my favorite name from last week, Generate.US, bought this domain. I’m not sure why.

Shopee.org $5,000 – Forwards to Shopee.com, an online shopping platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan. The company recently paid $5,000 for Shopee.in.

Be-U.com £5,000 – Purchased by Genting International Management, LTD, an international hotel management group and energy company out of Malaysia. They own and operate properties globally including New York City, Las Vegas, Singapore, Malaysia and more. This domain has potential for a marketing campaign.

LuxuryCottages.co.uk £5,000 – Holiday “cottage” booking site for the UK and Ireland.

WestHollywoodHotels.com $4,995 – Pebblebrook Hotel Trust operates many hotels in Los Angeles, including the Montrose West Hollywood.

OurLife.org €4,600 – A company called Guild Care in Great Britain bought this domain. It appears to be a senior care provider.

RIVN.com $4,000 – RIVN, a GDPR and compliance provider, bought this domain and forwards it to RIVNco.com.

GrayCap.com $3,000 – GrayCap Inc. is a new company that was formed in Utah last month.

MindKit.com $3,000 – MindKit is a chatbot builder.

Es-Project.de €2,500 – ES project is a software company focused on server and security measures.

Refereed.com $2,500 – This is a clever name for a peer review system that’s coming soon.

PeritonealMesothelioma.net $2,400 – Purchased by Patient Care Services, LLC in of Orlando, Florida.

TeamSpeak5.de €2,000 – Forwarding to NexTeamSpeak.de, which appears to be a hosting company.

Letter.one €2,000 – Parcel One is an international shipping company.

A snowboard accessory brand, a company that builds bunkers, and a gardening company bought domain names.

Attention all preppers: one of this week’s end user domain buyers will help you build a fallout shelter. Hardened Homes bought its matching domain name.

There are some other nice sales, and the seller of the top end user domain did quite well.

Here’s a look at sales to end users that recently closed at Sedo. See prior end user lists here.

GreenCarpet.com €33,000 – The top overall sale of the week forwards to MesseTeppich.at, an Austrian company called The Carpet Company.

Mondia.com $30,000 – Mondia uses the domain name Mondia.io. It forwards the .com to the .io. It takes a while to understand what the company does based on its website, but it seems to help companies connect with their customers by creating games and other digital experiences.

Tinka.com $25,000 – A TransIP customer acquired the domain. Perhaps MJR Brands?

HardenedHomes.com €6,000 – Need an underground bunker? Bomb shelter? Hardened Homes, which uses the domain name HardenedStructures.com, bought this domain. The company will help you fortify your home.

GRS.be €4,750 – GRS is a gardening company. It uses the domain name GRS.nl.

Campings.se €4,000 – This site is still in development for a tourism company focused on camping and the now ever-popular glamping. It owns a lot of relevant domains such as Camp.uk.

RydeOn.com $3,950 – Eaziie, Inc. bought this domain. It’s a startup in the ride sharing arena whose platform allows hotel employees to arrange a taxi, limo, or a shuttle for their guests with a single click.

PropertyAdviser.in $3,900 – An Indian real estate property site.

EnerBuild.com €3,900 – This Swiss company specializes in energy-efficient building design and construction.

Squidy.com $3,350 – Purchased by Progressive Print, a printing and mail advertisement company.

ProteoGenix.com $3,000 – A French medical company, ProteoGenix, bought this domain. It currently uses the domain ProteoGenix.science. That’s how .science should be used, but the top level domain’s previous owners sold out to spammers to pump up domain registration numbers.

MyBasic.eu €2,500 – An e-commerce site for a children’s clothing brand based in Poland.

Astrologie.eu €2,000 – Forwards to Wahrsager.de, a German astrological purveyor of books, card sets, jewelry, gems and more.

MedicCenter.de €2,000 – Forwards to Medic-Center-Nuernberg.de, a medical care facility in Nuremberg, Germany.

TremblingGiant.com $2,000 – Trembling Giant is a brand of snowboard bags and gear. “Trembling giant” is a nickname for the Aspen tree.

.Co has a strong week and an end-user buys a three-letter .com domain.

Attend a real tradeshow virtually? That’s ExpoBot’s pitch. It bought ExpoBot.com at Sedo. Picture from ExpoBot.com.

Imagine attending a trade expo virtually through a robot. That’s the idea behind ExpoBot. I guarantee you its $5,000 domain purchase is small potatoes compared to its R&D budget.

ExpoBot.com is just one of many excellent end user sales at Sedo that closed this past week.

Here’s a look at sales to end users that recently closed at Sedo. See prior end user lists here.

IKG.com $55,000 – An end-user, three-letter domain purchase. Harsco Industrial IKG bought the domain and forwards it to HarscoIKG.com.

Simplist.com $30,000 – This is a product development company. Its brands include Custom SLR performance camera gear, Think Ergo ergonomic wear and FLYT minimalist accessories.

Buck.co $19.888 – I’m going to count this as an end user even though we don’t know who bought it yet. The price is an end user price for .co. The Whois currently shows hosting service Media Temple.

MyAlternatives.com $11,250 – Alternatives Funeral & Cremation services, which uses the domain MyAlternatives.ca.

Property.co $10,000 – The buyer is setting up a real estate search site on the domain.

Voltix.com €10,000 – Voltix Inc provides commercial and residential electrical services.

Bike2Go.de €7,485 – Bulls is a bicycle brand. The domain currently forwards to bulls.de.

9mile.com $5,500 – Forwards to 9mile-vodka.com, a new vodka brand launching soon. The site is still in development with a release time listed as July 2019.

ExpoBot.com $5,000 – I thought this was a joke at first but it’s real. This company has a robot that can attend your tradeshow. Picture a robot moving through an expo floor, and on the other end a “visitor” is interacting with the robot via a webcam.

BeyondBlack.com $4,000 & BBlack.com $3,500 – These two keyword domains were purchased by web development shop Sevenval Technologies GmbH. They are likely for a client.

LaunchOne.com $2,900 – Forwards to LaunchOne.net, a company focused on pharmaceutical launch services.

BuildingInnovation.org $2,788 – This will be the website for National Institute of Building Sciences’ Building Innovation conference.

LoveMeHair.com $2,662 – Forwards to LuvMeHair.com, an artificial hair and wig products company. Luv fails the radio test so this was a smart buy.

TheLearningHub.com $2,488 – Forwards to AACSB.edu. AACSB International (AACSB) is a global nonprofit education association focused on leadership training.

DrProperty.com €2,400 – A marketing website for properties in Dubai.

EasyMediaKit.com $2,000 – An online tool for companies to make media kits. It generates the template based on a website. It’s clever.

DropBoy.com €2,000 – DropBoy is a dispatch system between a distributor and delivery drivers.

A non-alcoholic spirits brand, a virtual keyboard company and a healthcare provider assistant bought domain names this past week.

Lyres, which sells non-alcoholic spirits, bought Lyres.com.

Alcohol-free absinthe? A non-alcoholic spirits maker was among the end users buying domain names this week.

Here’s the list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

BitcoinInc.com €8,849 – I’m not sure who is behind this site that has information about Bitcoin, but at least one link on the site goes to Bitcoin.org.

Placement.co $8,000 – A new online job placement agency focused on getting job-seeking candidates higher-paying jobs within their current field in other locations.

Lyres.com $6,980 – Lyre’s is a line of non-acoholic versions of various liquors. The domain forwards to Lyres.co.

Robin.co $6,000 – Forwards to RobinHealthcare.com, a digital assistant to help doctors and healthcare providers with their patient documentation/charting.

URSell.com $5,000 – Forwards to BosLeisure.com, a pool, hot tub, sauna and spa company. I don’t understand its need for this domain, which was a SedoMLS sale.

HundeWiese.de €3,570 – This domain translates to dog park and is forwarding to simplify.de which is a German online life-coach, counseling and mentoring service provider centered around simplifying your life.

AmericanStock.com $3,326 – A Mexican wholesale IT parts and repairs provider.

Consonant.io $3,000 – A new technology company producing an alternative to virtual keyboard. Their claim is that this app will allow people to enter text into a mobile device as fast and accurately as they can on a physical keyboard

ZIDD.com $3,000 – Forwards to Virtuos.com/zidd/ – Virtuos is a technology firm in India, ZIDD appears to be a new brand it’s launching.

Goldfinch.co.uk £2,999 – Goldfich provides expertise across finance, production and facilities for Film, Television and Video Games.

PDF24.com €2,000 – Forwards to pdf24.org. This PDF conversion company bought pdf24.de for €2,000 last week.