SB RSSThe 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 […]
Sword Health, a company pioneering AI-powered physical therapy, has upgraded its domain from SwordHealth.com to Sword.com. Why now? Domain upgrades often coincide with milestones, and Sword Health is no exception. In June 2025, the company announced a $40M raise and the launch of its mental health product. With a growing suite of services and a global footprint, the brand […]
Among the 634 companies tracked in April, .com continues to dominate, with 402 companies (63%) choosing it as their primary domain extension.
Posha, a food technology company developing an AI-powered kitchen robot, has raised $8 million in Series A funding.
By acquiring Recraft.com, the company signals continued growth and a clear commitment to long-term brand strength.
For its new identity, the company secured the Exact Brand Match (EBM) domain name Hilo.com.
The company owns both Noxtua.ai and the Exact Brand Match (EBM) domain Noxtua.com, demonstrating a smart domain strategy that reinforces brand consistency and credibility.
Backed by major investors like Portage Capital, BlackRock and Columbia Lake Partners, Marshmallow raised $90 million to expand beyond car insurance.
As part of the rebrand, Okeiro secured the Exact Brand Match (EBM) domain name Okeiro.com.
The companies on the list show a preference for .com domains, with 368 out of 562 opting for this extension.
In March 2025, Doormat, a Canada-based law service company for real estate transactions, rebranded to Ownright.
.com remains the dominant choice, with 405 companies (67%) leveraging the most trusted global extension.
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