The buyer of AiReviews.com has been confirmed, and behind-the-scenes information about the $1.34 million transaction has been revealed.

In late November, domain investment legend Rick Schwartz officially announced that he had sold AiReviews.com for $1.34 million in cash plus a 9% equity stake. DN.com had previously reported on this, but at that time, the buyer's information and future plans were not disclosed.

Today, more behind-the-scenes information has surfaced. According to the South Florida Business Journal, the buyer is AIreviews Corporation (hereinafter referred to as AIreviews). AIreviews is registered in Delaware and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was co-founded by David Azoulay and Steve Churchill.

AIreviews stated that they paid $1.34 million to acquire AiReviews.com as a flagship asset to build the world's first "dedicated AI review search engine." The platform is planned to officially launch in early 2026.

According to AIreviews' public information, their platform will aggregate reviews from various online sources, process them using artificial intelligence, and then read them aloud to users. Users won't need to sift through lengthy texts; instead, they'll hear concise "pros and cons lists" for easier evaluation and comparison of products/services.

Rick Schwartz confirmed this vision in his own post, emphasizing that the deal is a structured, long-term transaction. Notably, he acquired the domain in 2021 for approximately $480.

For AIreviews, AiReviews.com is more than just a domain name; it's a "gateway" to their AI-driven review aggregation service, launching in 2026. This transaction also sends a signal to the domain investment market: in the current era of accelerated convergence between AI and the internet, high-quality, intuitive, and keyword-clear domain names can have a potential value in the millions of dollars.