MOST EXPENSIVE DOMAIN NAMES*

The domain aftermarket is the secondary market for Internet domain names in which a party interested in acquiring a domain that is already registered bids or negotiates a price to affect the transfer of registration from the registered holder of that domain name. 

*Many high-profile domain sales either sold privately or by brokerage firms are kept confidential.

DOMAIN	PRICE	SALE DATE
CarInsurance.com	$49.7 million	2010
Insurance.com	$35.6 million	2010
VacationRentals.com	$35 million	2007
PrivateJet.com	$30.18 million	2012
Internet.com	$18 million	2009
360.com	$17 million	2015
Insure.com	$16 million	2009
Fund.com	£16 million	2008
Sex.com	$13 million	2010
Hotels.com	$11 million	2001
Tesla.com	$11 million	2014
Porn.com	$9.5 million	2007
Porno.com	$8.9 million	2015
Fb.com	$8.5 million	2010
Business.com	$7.5 million	1999
Diamond.com	$7.5 million	2006
Beer.com	$7 million	2004
Z.com	$6.8 million	2014
iCloud.com	$6 million	2011
Israel.com	$5.9 million	2008
Casino.com	$5.5 million	2003
Slots.com	$5.5 million	2010
Toys.com	$5.1 million	2009
AsSeenOnTv.com	$5.1 million	2000
Clothes.com	$4.9 million	2008
Medicare.com	$4.8 million	2014
IG.com	$4.6 million	2013
Marijuana.com	$4.2 million	2011
GiftCard.com	$4 million	2012
YP.com	$3.8 million	2008
Mi.com	$3.6 million	2014
Whisky.com	$3.1 million	2014
Vodka.com	$3 million	2006
Candy.com	$3 million	2009
Loans.com	$3 million	2000