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Domain names are one of the few places where generic and premium go together. In this case, the more generic a term is, the more likely it is to be premium. While many generic-sounding domains might have been snatched up during the early years of the internet, they’re sold often, and you can see such a selection through our website. Many of these generic top-level domains are simply singular terms covering many fields. At the moment, this appears to be many generic domains like “arcades” and “puzzles” for game categories, names for certain areas like “northern California,” and various medical terms.

Why is a generic domain better? The goal of owning a website, especially if you’re an online business, is to sell products or services. When your website is visible on the search engines, such as on the top two pages, more visitors are likely to come to your online store and buy your products or request your services. Part of optimizing a website involves choosing a keyword-specific domain name for the URL. When the URL is as close to your main keyword phrase as possible, the website has an easier time being seen on the search engines.

Purchasing any of these generic, premium domain names is easy. As many of these are already established online businesses, the price asked for such premium domains ranges from $20,000 to over $5 million. The more business an internet store has or the most sought-after the domain name is, the higher the price will be on any generic term domains.