Every front office should be willing to show its own roster. This report breaks down the 45 domains we own and list for sale on Atom, using the same stats we apply to any name we scout.
- 45 names, priced from $1,799 to $24,799, with a median list price of $4,799.
- 14 are available to buy instantly, and every name offers lease-to-own through Atom.
- Veralo.com has the strongest buyer signal on the roster: the same name is registered in 14 other extensions.
The roster at a glance
The Farm Team is a mix of short brandables, exact-match keyword names, and descriptive two- and three-word .coms. Here is how it breaks down.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Names listed | 45 (.com only) |
| Buy it now | 14 |
| Open to offers | 31 |
| Price range | $1,799 to $24,799 |
| Median price | $4,799 |
| Six characters or fewer | 11 names |
| Lease-to-own | Available on every listing |
By category
Brandables lead the roster with nine names, followed by health and pharmacy with seven. Business and tech, finance and crypto, and media and content each have five. The rest spread across home and family, fashion, AI tools, food and gifts, education, sports, travel, and wellness.
That spread is deliberate. Brandables sell to startups naming a new company. Keyword names sell to businesses that already operate in a category and want the obvious address for it. Holding both gives the roster two different buyer pools.
By price
- Under $4,000: 15 names, including the six buy-now brandables at $3,499 such as Hopvi.com, Ridgeo.com, and Tripnovio.com.
- $4,000 to $7,000: 18 names, the core of the roster, including most of the pharmacy and business names.
- $7,000 to $10,000: 7 names, led by Zoomra.com, Veralo.com, and BidsCafe.com.
- $10,000 and up: 5 names: Botstr.com, OptionsBlog.com, Lognr.com, Ripstr.com, and PinkSneakers.com.
The buyer signal we trust most
One of the simplest demand signals in domaining is counting how many other extensions of the same name are already registered. If a word is taken in .net, .co, .io, and a handful of country codes, several businesses or investors wanted it. Each of them is a potential buyer for the .com.
By that measure, the leaders on our roster are:
- Veralo.com: registered in 14 other extensions
- OptionsBlog.com: 5
- Zoomra.com and OnlineBusinessPlatform.com: 4 each
- Yogavy.com, ProfitInbox.com, PinkSneakers.com, and JimmyJeans.com: 3 each
This is the heart of the upgrade play: when the .com is the only version still for sale, the businesses on the other extensions already know the name works.
What we’d scout first
If you’re naming a startup: Zoomra.com and Veralo.com are six-letter, easy-to-say brandables with strong demand signals and buy-now prices. Botstr.com fits the AI agent wave.
If you run a content or media business: OptionsBlog.com owns its topic outright, and PodcastClick.com and ArticleWay.com are ready-made publishing brands.
If you operate in health and pharmacy: the pharmacy names cover how people search for Canadian and generic medication. They suit licensed operators, price-comparison tools, and verification guides. Any pharmacy use needs to follow the licensing rules where you operate.
If you want a bargain: the $3,499 buy-now brandables are the lowest-risk way onto the roster, and lease-to-own spreads the cost.
How to read NAR scores on these names
Every listing page shows a NAR score. Long keyword names like CanadianOnlinePharmacies.com score lower on length and brandability but higher on commercial intent. Short brandables flip that. Neither profile is better in general. What matters is whether the name fits a specific buyer, which is why each listing includes ideas for what to build.
Browse the full roster on the Farm Team page, sort by price or NAR score, and click through to Atom when a name fits.