Got an eye or two on that NameFind owned domain? Better go find some more money.
The prices for what appears to be the majority of NameFind inventory has doubled, tripled, or more during the past 30-60 days.
Domains that were listed for less than $10,000 are now in the low to mid five figure territory, while low five figure domains are now pushing the $50,000 mark.
GoDaddy calls this move “pricing elasticity” — a euphemism for jacking up prices as they see fit. James Iles, the domainer liaison for GoDaddy, actually shared that term pair on X, introducing the move as an experiment of sorts.
This hefty price hike indicates that GoDaddy is re-evaluating its existing inventory that cost millions of dollars to acquire from domain investors such as Frank Schilling, Mike Berkens, and others.
Of course, GoDaddy promotes NameFind domains in searches as part of the “premium” domain inventory that also contains domain investors’ names.
The move would most definitely affect those who chose to abstain from using Afternic Boost, an upgrade of questionable efficiency that charges an additional 5% in Afternic fees account-wide for more visibility and higher ranking in GoDaddy searches.
If you want to grab PricingElasticity.com it’s available. The correct term is “price elasticity.”
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