Sedo Sedo Weekly Report – European ccTLD Sales - Public Sales Above 2,000 USD - February 29, 2026

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Sedo Weekly Report – European ccTLD Sales
Public Sales Above 2,000 USD
February 29, 2026​

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Overview

This report includes only public Sedo sales above 2,000 USD.

Confidential sales are not published by Sedo, and many of those private transactions exceed the publicly reported figures below.

This edition focuses exclusively on European country-code domains.

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Germany (.de)

• sanora.de — €3,400
• truemobile.de — €3,000
• pvspeicher.de — €2,999
• florein.de — €2,990
• sumologic.de — €2,749
• humanmade.de — €2,650
• autopage.de — €2,500
• deskup.de — €2,500
• vakanz.de — €2,490
• spielewelt.de — €2,450
• singlemarkt.de — €2,380
• semitech.de — €2,380
• branditup.de — €2,249
• dfdg.de — €2,001

Germany clearly dominates this week's European ccTLD activity.

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France (.fr)

• oben.fr — €2,800
• capsul.fr — €2,650
• securion.fr — €2,499
• cheerz.fr — €2,099

The French market shows consistent mid-range liquidity with brandable names leading.

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Spain (.es)

• veralab.es — $5,020

A strong five-figure equivalent sale, highlighting healthy demand in Spain.

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Italy (.it)

• fling.it — €2,000

Short and brandable, consistent with broader European trends.

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Estonia (.ee)

• luck.ee — €2,200

Creative domain hack appeal continues to generate liquidity.

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European Union (.eu)

• foodmasters.eu — €2,499
• inxt.eu — €2,000
• sotto.eu — €2,000

.eu maintains steady SME and brand demand across the region.

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Market Observations

• Germany remains the most liquid European ccTLD market
• Brandable names outperform exact-match generics
• The €2K–€3K segment is very active
• Short domains and tech-related keywords continue selling
• Southern Europe shows selective but strong sales

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What About Belgium?

No .be domains were reported above 2,000 USD in this public Sedo list.

However, absence in one weekly report does not indicate weakness. The Belgian market traditionally shows lower volume but solid end-user pricing when premium names transact.

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Conclusion

European ccTLD markets remain stable and liquid in early 2026.
Mid-four-figure pricing is consistent across major EU economies.
Brandable inventory continues to lead buyer preference.

Reminder:
This report reflects only public Sedo sales above 2,000 USD. Confidential transactions, many exceeding these values, are not included.

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Do you see increased end-user demand in your local ccTLD market?
Are brandables outperforming generics across Europe in 2026?