SB RSSAnything has acquired Anything.com for $2 million, completing a brand transition that mirrors the company’s growth from an early-stage tool into a serious software platform.
Manik Kundra, founder of Icy Studios, has just made the biggest investment of his life – acquiring ICY.com.
In May 2025, Berkeley-based robotics company Kiwibot announced a major rebrand, adopting the domain and brand Robot.com.
Owning the right domain is not a marketing flex. It’s a capital allocation decision.
The Story So Far Alex Rodriguez and co-founder Marc Lore have raised $23 million for Jump – a platform aiming to be the “Shopify for sports teams,” blending ticketing, marketing, and fan data in one seamless package. They’re operating under one powerful domain name Jump.com. Short, punchy, and unmistakable. Why Jump.com Reads Like a Strategy […]
Entrepreneur Cody Schneider recently sparked a fiery conversation with a simple, powerful statement: “buy the .com. Just literally, always, buy the .com.” Why such unwavering trust in .com domains? Because, as Schneider emphasies, “.com” carries “30 years of trust built into it”. Trust that you immediately inherit the moment you launch your brand on this […]
BigCommerce, the well-established e-commerce platform, recently made a strategic move by securing the strategic domain name Commerce.com, transitioning to a unified parent brand called Commerce.
Clean energy company Gentari has rebranded Amplus Solar, its Commercial & Industrial (C&I)-focused platform, under the Gentari name.
The Exact Brand Match (EBM) domain Quilt.com aligns with how people naturally refer to the company, without introducing confusion or qualifiers.
From our analysis of 130 Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) companies, we have identified key trends in naming and domain name usage.
A solo founder somewhere in the world launches a startup in 48 hours. ChatGPT writes the code, Midjourney handles design, and Replit brings it all together. He has a working app, a slick site, and even a backstory for his brand. So do 120 others. Same idea. Same category. One thing sets the winner apart: […]
Among the 634 companies tracked in April, .com continues to dominate, with 402 companies (63%) choosing it as their primary domain extension.
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