Domain Name Wire The ease of building web apps seems to be driving aftermarket sales in 2026

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Four out of five domains I’ve sold this year have already been developed. One explanation for an increase in aftermarket domain sales this year is that it’s become so easy for people to develop websites and apps. A couple of years ago, a complex site required hiring a developer or coding it yourself. Now, thanks […]

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Makes sense. A developed domain also needs hosting, and for most of these small apps and landing pages the requirements are modest: 2 CPU cores, 4 GB RAM and NVMe storage are enough to start. Two things people often miss when moving a developed domain to a new server: lower the DNS TTL a day before the switch, and keep a backup outside the hosting account. If the app runs background workers or a database, a small VPS is a better fit than shared hosting.

 

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AI has changed the game for sure.