Market One Insights Report
Market One Insights Report: October 2026
What a small, managed marketplace for domains and websites asks, and what it can prove.
This report covers the 33 listings in the Market One inventory on 2 October 2026. Every figure is an asking price or a count from that inventory, never a sale price, and every chart names its source and sample size.
- Listings33
- Median askUS$15k
- Top-quartile askUS$20k
- Median age6 yrs
- With proof data3%
- Price cuts0
Thesis
Age is the proof every name here carries.
Every one of our 33 listings has a registration date you can check, and 18 are five years or older. Those older names ask a median of US$19k; younger names ask US$12k. One also carries a measured link, traffic or revenue figure; where a listing has none, we print None rather than guess. Asking prices, not sales.
Three things the data says
Retro leads with 7 of 33 (21%).
The top-quartile ask is 1.3 times the median ask: US$20k against US$15k.
1 of 33 listings carry link, traffic or revenue data.
Flippa, H1 2026: "Buyers have stopped paying for stories. They pay for proof."
Flippa Digital M&A Insights Report, H1 2026 (external, quoted exactly)
Source: Market One inventory, 2 October 2026, n=33. Asking prices, not sales.
01
What is listed
A small, managed inventory, mostly aged domains
Market One is new. These figures describe 33 listings, not the wider market, and they move each time we list or sell a name.
Share of listings by niche
- Retro7 21%
- Design2 6%
- Horror2 6%
- Invented2 6%
- Adult1 3%
- Astrology1 3%
- Other niches18 55%
Niche is our label from tags, not a standard category. One listing moves a slice by 3 points.
Listings by extension
02
Asking prices
Most asks cluster in a narrow band
Every price here is what a seller wants. We have no completed sales to compare against, so none of it says what a buyer pays.
Listings by asking price band (USD)
Bands are ours. Names sharing a price are usually priced by tier, not one by one.
Average against top-quartile asking price, by age band (bands with 3 or more listings)
Average ask Top quartile ask
Quartiles of three or four names are rough. Read them as direction, not measurement.
Start here
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Each listing names the source of every fact.
03
Age and price
How age and asking price line up
Asking price against age, one dot per listing
Vertical scale is logarithmic. Listings stacked on the same age and price are spread sideways. 0 listing(s) without an age are left out.
Median ask per year of age, by age band (USD)
Price per year of age is a simple ratio, not a valuation.
Next step
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How to read this report
The inventory is Market One's own, read when you load this page. No figure comes from outside it unless labelled as Flippa's. None is a sale price. Gaps are named, not filled, and with 33 listings a single name can move any bar. Treat it as a snapshot of our shelf, not a market trend.