Law.ai Sold for $350,000, Setting a New Record for the Third Highest Price for a .ai Domain Name

Recently, the premium AI-related domain name Law.ai sold for $350,000, surpassing Rush.ai ($300,000) to become the third-highest price ever for a .ai domain name, behind only You.ai ($700,000) and Cloud.ai ($600,000). This transaction further demonstrates the continued appeal and investment value of high-quality domain names combining a single word and AI.

Law.ai's success lies in its clear brand positioning—"Law" represents law, and combined with AI, it creates a direct and clear online presence, making it suitable for brands involved in technology, legal services, and innovative AI-powered legal applications. Against the backdrop of the rapid development of AI technology, domain names like this not only facilitate brand communication but also help users quickly understand the core business.

Mark "Mr. Premium," who facilitated the transaction, participated in the negotiations on behalf of the seller throughout the entire process. Mark shared, "I first contacted the potential buyer back in 2024, but no agreement was reached. We reconnected in June of this year, and after several weeks of patient and meticulous negotiations, we finally finalized a $350,000 agreement."

He added, "Domain sales are bound to encounter bumps and bumps. Finding a friendly and flexible approach that satisfies all parties is key to success. Follow-up, flexibility, and courteous communication ultimately helped us achieve our goal. Rather than waiting for opportunities, proactively create them and achieve success."

Law.ai's transaction once again demonstrates the scarce value of high-quality AI-related domain names in the market, especially short, memorable, and meaningful word + AI combinations. These will continue to be sought-after by investors and brands in the long run. This transaction also highlights the irreplaceable role of professional intermediaries in domain name transactions: patience, strategy, and communication skills are often key factors in securing high-value transactions.

Source: dnjournal