Recorded sales
Domains from the 2005 Million Dollar Homepage don't just expire — many go on to resell. Here are the ten biggest recorded resales after the grid sold out in January 2006 (each domain's highest recorded sale). Figures come from public aftermarket sale records and are a point-in-time snapshot.
Top 10 by price
- 1li.com $500,000
A two-letter .com — the rarest and most valuable class of domain there is. Its half-million-dollar 2007 sale dwarfs everything else on this list.
- 2paylater.com $90,095
A flawless "buy now, pay later" brand match. It dropped and resold for five figures in 2026 as fintech interest ran hot.
- 3businessreviews.com $58,000
An exact-match category name; its 2012 GoDaddy sale was the peak, far above the later flip.
History: $2,000 (June 2011) → $58,000 (May 2012) → $9,200 (May 2018)
- 4poker.org.uk $41,000
A UK poker category-killer that changed hands at the height of the online-poker boom in 2011.
- 5acidfonts.com $33,450
A long-running free-font destination whose brand recognition carried it to a strong Moniker sale in 2010.
- 6itravelmag.com $15,010
An early travel-media brand that fetched five figures on Sedo back in 2007.
- 7fictionwise.com $8,752
Once a pioneering e-book store; after it shut down the name kept trading on the drop market.
History: $3,750 (May 2016) → $7,000 (May 2020) → $8,752 (June 2021) → $4,080 (September 2024)
- 8frontlinesms.com $6,000
The brand of a well-known "SMS for good" platform; it resold once the original project wound down.
- 9proweb.com $5,500
A short, brandable web-services name — it also traded before the Homepage sold out, but its 2011 Sedo sale counts here.
- 10pagex.com $4,400
A tidy five-letter .com with obvious tech appeal, sold on GoDaddy in 2016.