GoDaddy Domain Closeouts Recap
GoDaddy’s Domain Closeout Sales take place between a) when a domain drops/expires and b) the point where the domain is officially deleted and sent back to the registry for anyone to buy at any Registrar. Within this time period, GoDaddy offers these closeout domains up for immediate sale at a slight premium + registration fees.
This isn’t the place to go looking for LLL.COM domains or premium one-word .COM names, but there are usually some nice deals hidden within the GoDaddy Closeout listings and we’ve tried our best to find some of the hidden gems and potential values.
Please click on the provided domain links to determine the current price and availability of each domain closeout.
Closeouts – High Valuations
When looking at the Closeout domains with the highest valuations, you really need to take along your BS detector, as it’s often a morass of super-long .COM keywords and dubious new gTLDs mixed in with a few domain names that might actually be useful in today’s online world.
High Valuations – .COM
The High Valuations sections have been split out between the King of domains .COM and everything else (.NET/.ORG, new gTLDS, and ccTLDs), in order of GoDaddy valuation. Of the .COM list, some of the more attractive domains look to be GoldHallmarks.com, ShellCap.com, FinancialLite.com, RewardStat.com, and MoneyCoverage.com.
SportsShip.com
GoldHallmarks.com
ScanFlorida.com
RestorePack.com
ShellCap.com
ThinShopping.com
StarsKiller.com
CreditResponsibility.com
FoodTask.com
CaliforniaCannabisGrowers.com
CDCourses.com
ConnectMySchool.com
OfAsset.com
FinancialLite.com
GreatHerald.com
RewardStat.com
BlockchainBreach.com
VeteransTour.com
MoneyCoverage.com
AspirationFund.com
High Valuations – Other
In the Other section (which covers all the non-.COM extensions) our list usually contains a selection of old (.ORG/.NET) and new gTLDs, as well as ccTLDs. A few of the better domains in this section are CryptoReport.tv, FoodChannel.org, CryptoGain.net, and VirtualSports.co.
Osteoporosis.me
Melanoma.me
CryptoReport.tv
Warlock.tv
FoodChannel.org
eConcierge.org
LeagueofChampions.org
PsychicConnection.org
EnergyVentures.org
KeyNetwork.org
LuckyCoins.org
CryptoGain.net
BitcoinBillionaire.net
TheFashionShop.net
VirtualSports.co
Word Domain Closeouts
It is often difficult to find viable word domains in the Closeout section, especially at the .COM level, as the majority of even mid-level words are long gone at the auction stage. It can be a lot of work parsing down the .COM/.NET/.ORG single-words from the entire list, but we managed to find a few potentials like Fleecy.net, Exorcisms.net, Incorrupt.org, Leper.net, Preallow.com, and Suitability.net.
Antipope.net
Communions.net
Cumular.com
Exorcisms.net
Extenuator.com
Fleecy.net
Incorrupt.org
Infirmly.com
Leper.net
Noncontributory.com
Periled.com
Preallow.com
Preconcept.net
Resigning.net
Shoer.net
Sickest.org
Suitability.net
Unpraised.com
Whisperless.com
Woollen.org
New gTLD and ccTLD Word Domain Closeouts
The gTLD/ccTLD word section exists just below the COM/NET/ORG triumvirate, and exactly which domain extension you’re talking about determines how steep the drop-off is. On the positive side, you can often find shorter and better quality words in this segment such as Commune.cc, Interest.ws, Length.me, Mario.biz, Ruffle.co, and Welfare.ws.
Ardent.cc
Commune.cc
Comradery.co
Gameplan.us
Interest.ws
Length.me
Loner.us
Malice.cc
Mario.biz
Present.ws
Rater.me
Relax.ws
Right.ws
Ruffle.co
Scabbard.us
Silk.ws
Smug.biz
Snipers.cc
Solemn.co
Symposium.biz
Warlock.tv
Welfare.ws
3 Letter Domain Closeouts
Obviously this is not the place to go looking for high-end gTLDs, as any LLL domain that hits closeout status is going to be of a lower-tier extension. There are still deals to be found, especially if the abbreviation fits your business or investment use. Today’s LLL selection is a mix of .BIZ, ME, and .TV extensions, and in terms of letter combinations, we like FBD.me, HND.me, LFM.me, and XSM.tv.
BFC.me
FBD.me
GCJ.me
HND.me
HWR.me
IIN.biz
KBT.me
KIY.biz
LFM.me
PBM.me
RGK.me
SWK.me
VNV.me
XPL.me
XSM.tv
4-Letter .Net/.ORG Closeouts
As there are no 4-letter .COM domains that make it to Closeout status, we’re shifting to the second-tier and looking at 4-letter .NET & .ORG domains, usually of the pronounceable/phonetic variety. Today’s crop has a few potential options like Breb.net, NuTV.net, Prup.org, Rext.net, Sleb.org, and Wizr.net.
Adek.org
Breb.net
Chnk.net
Ivod.org
Jahx.net
Jeir.net
Kaup.org
Mydy.org
NuTV.net
Peig.org
Praj.org
Prup.org
Rext.net
Rext.org
Riem.org
Seyf.org
Sleb.org
Uddo.net
Wizr.net
Yueq.net
5-Letter .COM Closeouts
The 5-letter range is where the .COM numbers really start and is in this area, it’s usually a mix of pronounceable and phonetic domains with a few outliers from time to time. This section of the GoDaddy listings features a few interesting closeouts, including Hixdi.com, Nufby.com, Optdi.com, Qemen.com, and Vowet.com.
Cakdo.com
Ceaxa.com
Druop.com
Hixdi.com
Kishs.com
Meovy.com
Nufby.com
Olrek.com
Optdi.com
Oxour.com
Pewow.com
Phyex.com
Qemen.com
Rawpo.com
Svisy.com
Tegze.com
Toknr.com
Tramr.com
Vowet.com
Wadno.com
6 to 7-Letter .COM Closeouts
The next section is the 6 to 7-letter.COM closeouts, which is again a mix of phonetic and pronounceable domains, double-words, and the odd single-word tossed in here and there. Some of the better options in this list are Breymar.com, Enormas.com, HotZeal.com, LendNew.com, OfAsset.com, Skirtly.com, and SpamGen.com.
AskLift.com
Bimbet.com
Breymar.com
Enormas.com
Foodext.com
HotZeal.com
JobHemp.com
LendNew.com
LikeMob.com
Mageify.com
MapsMed.com
Mentna.com
OfAsset.com
OraLive.com
Revtron.com
Skirtly.com
SpamGen.com
Stockbr.com
Summark.com
Trebius.com
8 to 10-Letter .COM Closeouts
Our final set of short .COM closeouts highlight the 8 to 10-letter domain range, and this is an area where pretty well anything goes, from pronounceables to multi-word EMDs. Today’s closeout list is headlined by BiblioHome.com, BinaryAce.com, ClaimCover.com, Interating.com, NiceRoofs.com, ProxyDock.com, and SquareOnly.com.
AvidTrip.com
BiblioHome.com
BinaryAce.com
BonusBills.com
CentreDoor.com
ClaimCover.com
CrossHunt.com
DirectJam.com
Interating.com
JesusShack.com
MyViewTV.com
NiceRoofs.com
OnlyIcon.com
PopViewer.com
ProxyDock.com
RawhideCo.com
RerunKids.com
Showercise.com
SpyFlare.com
SquareOnly.com
Aged .COM Domain Closeouts
Our Aged .COM Domain Closeouts section covers some of the better .COM closeouts that were initially registered no less than 15 years ago, and are often older at 20+ years. Keep in mind that just because a domain was registered a few decades ago, doesn’t mean it’s any good – times change and so do we.
We managed to find a few interesting aged domains in this area, starting with ClassicDealerships.com, FamilyPicnics.com, GiftBasketWrap.com, OnlineSchoolBooks.com, ScienceFictionIllustration.com, and our fave, WildRaspberries.com.
BoysBlazers.com
BridgeJumper.com
ClassicDealerships.com
DefinitionGel.com
eTicketRentals.com
FamilyPicnics.com
FoodFingers.com
FuneralShopping.com
GiftBasketWrap.com
GoDockside.com
Interating.com
OnlineSchoolBooks.com
PerformanceGel.com
RacyGirls.com
ScienceFictionIllustration.com
SignPricing.com
SoftwarePatentLawyer.com
StayHealthyKids.com
WildRaspberries.com
WrinkledEgg.com
CryptoCoin Domain Closeouts
And last, but certainly not least, we have our always-limited selection of CryptoCoin domain names. This is the “needle in a haystack” section whereby we sift through the Closeouts looking for anything remotely useful to CryptoCoin investors and developers. Some of the better Crypto-related domains in this section are BitcoinBillionaire.net, CoinBrokerages.com, CryptoAppraising.com, CryptoMedia.tv, and SellingCryptos.com.
BitcoinAmerican.com
BitcoinBillionaire.net
BitcoinMgt.com
CoinAppraised.com
CoinBrokerages.com
CoinDeskHub.com
CryptoAppraising.com
CryptoBlanc.com
CryptoGain.net
CryptoMedia.tv
CryptoMedia.us
CryptomMyChain.com
CryptoReport.tv
SellingCryptos.com
YourBitcoinFund.com
Disclaimer: This article contains raw data based solely on the characteristics of the listed domain names and should not be viewed as an endorsement or recommendation of any third-party services mentioned or linked to above.