Legacy TLD
The original group of top-level domains including .com, .net, .org, .edu, .gov, and .mil. Legacy TLDs, especially .com, remain the most valuable and recognizable extensions.
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Reverse Auctions
A "Reverse Auction" is a type of auction where the roles of buyer and seller are reversed. In a traditional auction, multiple buyers bid for a single item which is owned by a seller. The price ty...
GDPR
GDPR is an acronym that stands for General Data Protection Regulation. This is a law enforced by the European Union since May 2018, aimed at giving EU citizens control over their personal data and ...
Churning
The unethical practice of repeatedly selling domains among a small group of investors to artificially inflate prices or create a false sales history.
Grace Period
A window after a domain expires during which the original owner can renew it at the standard price, typically 30-45 days.
Comps (Comparables)
Historical sales data for similar domain names used to estimate a domain's value.
Domain Name
A domain name can be defined as the unique, human-readable Internet address of a website. It is used to identify and locate web pages on the Internet in an easily understandable way, rather than us...