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Starting today, if you own the same name on more than one extension and list them all on Atom, each of your landing pages shows buyers your other matching names, and they can buy them all in one checkout. We only link names that belong to the same seller.
“Atom's installment plan is the only reason I own this one instead of settling on a weaker domain.” — Brax Rich, Hireless Founder The post Case Study: How Hireless Found a .com That Put Its Pitch in the Name appeared first on Atom.
Starting today, you can register .si domains on Atom for $10.95 a year at launch pricing, and transfer the .si names you already own to Atom for $0. .si began as Slovenia’s country code. To founders and domain investors it now reads as something bigger: SI, short for superintelligence.
“The domain and name change completely transformed the company’s perception.” — Yavor Yankov, Cibly owner and Chief Technology Officer The post Case Study: How Cibly.com Helped a Natural Cosmetics Brand Increase Organic Traffic by 400% appeared first on Atom.
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There’s a lot of buzz around superintelligence, and .si, read as “SI,” is having a moment. To give buyers and sellers a dedicated place to meet, Atom is launching a weekly auction exclusively for .si domains. The first auction goes live Tuesday, October 6 at 1 PM CT, and submissions are open now.
“We kept narrowing the list until we found a name that was short, easy to remember, easy to say, and had a strong future brand.” — Raffaele Mazzarella, Senco AI President The post Case Study: How Senco AI Found a Short, Future-Proof .ai Domain appeared first on Atom.
The next buyer for your domain may not be a person. It may be an AI agent. Today, a landing page tells human visitors that a domain is for sale. Software has a harder time. It must load the page, parse the HTML, follow any redirects, and infer what the page means.
“A .com domain brings a professional and international feel.” — Tom Nguyen, Managing Partner and Director, Refiny The post Case Study: How Refiny Found a Six-Letter .com to Build an International Law Brand appeared first on Atom.
Domain deals happen on the buyer’s schedule, not yours. An offer lands mid-meeting, an auction heats up during dinner, a buyer comes back to your listing for the third time. By the time you open your laptop, the moment may have passed.
.app and .dev are now on Atom.com. Low registration and transfer prices for a limited time, with deeper discount for Edge members. Also, 16 new TLDs onto the platform in the same push. A new .app and .dev registration runs $5.90 instead of $8.90 for a limited time.
AI agents can now search, price, and buy domains on Atom in one programmatic flow. Every domain listed on Atom is now in front of a new kind of buyer. Starting today, an AI agent can acquire a domain on Atom.com without a browser or a checkout page.
“Being able to sort and scan a large set of real, available names in one place is what got us to GUNPOWDR.” — Cody Yurk, GUNPOWDR founder The post Case Study: How GUNPOWDR Found a Brandable .com to Match a Decade of Expertise appeared first on Atom.
“The domain is the best brand decision I have made.” — Steven Gonzalez, Founder of Gonzalez Capital Group The post Case Study: How CultureAI.com Became the Digital Home for an Investment Thesis appeared first on Atom.
“The domain is the single most valuable asset of the business. It isn't supporting the business model; it is the business model.” — Hadram, Founder of 2R2 The post Case Study: How 2R2 Turned a 3-Character .com Into Its Business Model appeared first on Atom.
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