Short .com domains for sale
Listed by their owners. Each one shows what the robot says and what the humans say. Every name here is verified: the owner proved they control it.
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19 names
vobay.com5 letters, easy to say, with an “eBay” echo. Suits a marketplace.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,950
Robot, retail$2,600 to $15,000typically $5,100
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huxet.com5 letters, techy and short. A blank slate for a startup.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,950
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
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lixfy.com5 letters, crisp and fast to type. A good fit for a “lifestyle” or SaaS brand.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,499
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
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xelsi.com5 letters with an excel feel. An affordable first buy.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$950
Robot, retail$2,000 to $11,500typically $3,900
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bixot.com5 letters, pronounceable, and bix has a business feel. A good startup name.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,990
Robot, retail$2,000 to $11,500typically $3,900
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keplu.com5 letters, no hyphens or numbers, and it's quick to type. A short, clean blank slate.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,950
Robot, retail$2,000 to $11,500typically $3,900
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xoowy.comQuirky and short with a distinctive “oo” in the middle. Good for consumer tech.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,950
Robot, retail$1,800 to $10,500typically $3,550
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zixol.comZ and X make it sound techy and modern. Short, punchy and unforgettable.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,999
Robot, retail$2,350 to $13,500typically $4,650
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ojavo.comA vowel-rich name that sounds like a real brand and has no baggage.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$2,099
Robot, retail$2,000 to $11,500typically $3,900
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mewox.com5 letters, easy to say (MEE-wox), and the x makes it feel like tech. One of the strongest brandables in the set.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$3,950
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
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watby.com5 letters, a question-style name that’s easy to remember.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,999
Robot, retail$2,350 to $13,500typically $4,600
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gakly.comShort and spunky. Suits a social or entertainment brand.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,799
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
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vaved.com5 letters, easy to pronounce, and it sounds like waved. A clean fit for media or comms.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$2,399
Robot, retail$2,100 to $12,000typically $4,100
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swoza.comA bouncy, friendly 5-letter name for consumer brands.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,899
Robot, retail$1,950 to $11,000typically $3,850
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duksi.com5 letters, cute and easy to say. Suits an app or a kids' brand.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,899
Robot, retail$1,950 to $11,000typically $3,850
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fleox.com“Flex” with a twist. Good for fitness, flexible-work or fintech.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,899
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
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pryta.comA compact 5-letter coinage that’s unusual but easy to say. Held since 2008.✓ Verified ownerHuman appraisal pending
Asking$1,999
Robot, retail$1,600 to $9,150typically $3,150
Contact the sellerRobot, retail: the range that names like this sold for at retail marketplaces such as Afternic, Atom and Sedo in 2026. Auction prices for the same names ran about 40% lower. How accurate is the robot?
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