European Sedo Sales (incl. UK) – Week Ending 30 November 2025
Report prepared for 27.be members
Report prepared for 27.be members
Quick overview
- Reported European sales (incl. UK ccTLD space): 15
- Share of all reported Sedo sales this week: 15 / 57 ≈ 26%
- Total reported European volume: 53,969 EUR
- Average price: ~3,598 EUR
- Median price: 2,898 EUR
- All European ccTLD/geo sales this week were reported in EUR
- Number of sales by TLD: .de (7), .eu (3), .fi (2), .se (1), .nl (1), .ch (1), .be / .uk (0)
Note: This is based on Sedo’s public weekly list. Confidential sales and any deals under 2,000 in listing currency are not included.
Top European sales
- sge.eu – 13,000 EUR
- ua.se – 5,000 EUR
- silverfox.eu – 3,900 EUR
- dyk.de – 3,540 EUR
- tritonwp.eu – 3,000 EUR
- mymeds.de – 2,999 EUR
.eu – EU-wide identity still sells
- sge.eu – 13,000 EUR
- silverfox.eu – 3,900 EUR
- tritonwp.eu – 3,000 EUR
The .eu space delivered 3 sales totalling 19,900 EUR. With sge.eu at 13k leading the European table, .eu confirms its role as a credible pan-European brand option when the buyer wants to avoid a single-country signal.
DACH region (.de / .ch)
- dyk.de – 3,540 EUR
- mymeds.de – 2,999 EUR
- medicoline.de – 2,749 EUR
- platformbasket.de – 2,510 EUR
- nsi-group.de – 2,500 EUR
- citations.de – 2,380 EUR
- ligaspieler.de – 2,000 EUR
- jobportal.ch – 2,000 EUR
The DACH ccTLDs (.de + .ch) generated 8 sales with a combined reported value of 20,678 EUR.
Key observations:
- Health and medical naming is visible: mymeds.de and medicoline.de both sit comfortably in the mid-4-figure range, which is typical for serious end users in this vertical.
- B2B/industrial style brands like nsi-group.de and platformbasket.de underline ongoing demand from SME and corporate buyers who use Sedo as a primary acquisition channel.
- Sports/community still works: ligaspieler.de reaches the 2,000 EUR mark, showing that focused German-language niches can still command decent prices.
- Switzerland joins with jobportal.ch at 2,000 EUR, a clean keyword that is easy to monetise in HR and recruitment.
Nordic ccTLDs (.se / .fi)
- ua.se – 5,000 EUR
- inna.fi – 2,898 EUR
- railo.fi – 2,898 EUR
The Nordics produced 3 sales totalling 10,796 EUR.
Takeaways:
- ua.se is a clear outlier at 5,000 EUR, positioning .se as a solid, established ccTLD where short strings still carry good value.
- Finland adds two almost identical price-points (inna.fi and railo.fi at 2,898 EUR each), suggesting structured corporate or brand-driven acquisitions rather than random investor flips.
Benelux focus (.nl / .be)
- vliegendestart.nl – 2,595 EUR
For our 27.be community:
- This week brought one Benelux sale in the Sedo report: vliegendestart.nl at 2,595 EUR.
- No public .be sale above 2,000 EUR was reported in this week’s Sedo list.
The Dutch term suggests a local, strongly branded use-case (a “flying start”) and shows that native-language phrases with positive connotations still trade in the mid-four figures when matched with a clear business concept.
United Kingdom (.uk space)
For completeness: although UK is included in this European overview, the current public Sedo list for this week shows no .uk or .co.uk sales at or above the 2,000 threshold. That does not mean there were no UK deals; it only means none were reported publicly by Sedo in this bracket.
What this means for European investors
- Healthy mid-market: Most European sales sit between 2,000 and 5,000 EUR, confirming a strong “SME and local brand” segment rather than only big outliers.
- .de and .eu lead the charge: Together, .de and .eu account for 10 of 15 European sales by count and almost three quarters of reported EUR volume.
- Niche ccTLDs are alive: .fi, .se, .nl and .ch all appear with solid, realistic prices that are attractive both for investors and end-users.
- Room for .be and .uk: With no .be or .uk in the tape this week, there is still space for well-priced, end-user ready inventory in both markets – especially strong, short, local brands.
If you sold or brokered any of these European domains and can share non-confidential details (buyer type, negotiation length, inbound vs outbound), please add your experience in the thread. Real-world comps from 27.be members are far more useful than raw numbers alone.
