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an average TBR, not too hot and not too cold.

Between Saw and Spaceship how do the base commissions compare?

I actually don't mind that. I hate adding all the routing and swift numbers, etc.

One thing about Spaceship is after you login it isn't very intuitive where to go to get to your domain listings. I figured out it was Launchpad, which is kind of fun, then there are a few choices after that. Where do you go on the site to add your payment info for when you sell a domain?

Spaceship.com must get traffic by people just wanting to see what's there, expecting to find something space-related.

I added 10 of my higher traffic domains from DomainEasy. No .ca’s, just .com, .io .co. Domains possibly showing up in the registration path at Namecheap is intriguing.

Now I guess I have to add some names at Spaceship to give it a try.

WHC told me today the grace period for .co is 4 days.

Summer doldrums again this year, but September isn't far away! Amazing how quiet it's been, only a few junk inquiries. But judging from the DNJournal report domain sales are alive and well every week for some. Especially one word .com and .ai holders.

They took one of my domains, a one word .io, and put it in their Sapphire marketplace which is for one word non .com domains. You'd think that's the kind of place a start-up might go to find a good one word domain when they don't think they can afford the .com. I only have 10 domains at Atom...

I don't think it's too bad of a sale, maybe at the lower end based on comparables, maybe could be in the cloud.ai range or even higher with the right buyer. I'd also factor in the number of offers and amounts I'd been getting, and how long having held the domain, and always the question of...

Top reported sales for .ai in 2025 from dnjournal. Law.ai is now #2. In 2024 the top .ai sale was Girlfriend.ai at $274,000. cloud.ai $600,000 rush.ai $300,000 breeze.ai $225,000 seed.ai $225,000 sim.ai $220,000 ace.ai $205,000 rank.ai $200,000

Meh!

I'm starting to get caught off at WHC with .co renewals. Most extensions seem to have a 40 day or so grace period, .co seems to be less. I thought .co was 30 days, now I'm seeing my .co go into pending delete in less than 30 days. Does anyone know if .co has shortened the grace period??

DomainEasy needs a blog and a Twitter account, I don't even know if they already have these. When Atom or Sedo make a sale like that, you see them announce it on Twitter and it will pop up prominently on the Domaining.com news site. And at 0% commission, they lose out on getting something from...