HomeGym.com is poised to potentially set a new record for the sale of a pure domain name. Post Covid, few industries have benefited more from the global pandemic than the at-home health and wellness industry. The eventual buyer of HomeGym.com could generate hundreds of millions in annual revenue as a result of acquiring this one-of-a-kind asset.`

Domainer (who most recently sold NFTs.com for $15 million) has been signed to exclusively represent HomeGym.com, and is currently engaging in confidential conversations with multiple potential buyers. Ian Garner, Director of Domainer, considers HomeGym.com to be a historic opportunity, "This will be the unicorn of 2023. Having the top keyword in a multi-billion dollar industry surface after a quarter century in hiding, and right after a pandemic that drastically elevated the entire home fitness industry, this is a once-a-career experience!"

Garner predicts the price will be a seven or 8 figure transaction. "When you look at the acquisition prices of the top 20 domain transactions, you can see that the very highest priced domains, are category killers. HomeGym.com is the ultimate category killer for the global fitness industry. HomeGym will be a very valuable asset to whomever is the ultimate buyer."

The identity of the current and longtime owner of HomeGym.com was recently revealed to be author and television personality, Troy Dunn. Dunn acquired the domain in 1999, with a vision to build out a major fitness portal. But once his television career began to rise, plans for HomeGym.com were placed on hold, and were never revisited. When Dunn was asked why he's choosing to sell it now, his reason was simple, "We have a nonprofit (The Locator Foundation) that needs funding. I've spent 30 years granting reunion wishes, and we now have thousands of desperate families awaiting much needed assistance from us. Selling HomeGym.com is the shortest route to getting the funds we need to get back to granting reunion wishes."

The Top 15 Publicly Verified Domain Transactions Include:

• Voice.com $30 million
• 360.com $17 million
• NFTs.com $15 million
• Sex.com $13 million
• Fund.com, $12 million
• Tesla.com $11 million
• Hotels.com $11 million
• Connect.com $10 million
• Porno.com $8.8 ,illion
• FB.com $8.5 million
• HealthInsurance.com $8.13 million
• We.com $8 million
• Diamond.com $7.5 million
• Beer.com $7 million
• Z.com $6.8 million
• Slots.com $5 million

Garner, the exclusive broker for HomeGym.com, and a veteran of premium domain transactions, urges on-lookers to avoid the temptation to speculate on who the buyer will be. "There seems to be this ongoing speculation that one of the major brands of the home fitness industry, but I'm not so sure. There are so many industries that generate hundreds of millions, billions of dollars from the growing home-based fitness movement, it is impossible to predict who will successfully acquire this extremely rare, very valuable, digital asset."

The industries directly impacted by HomeGym.com include:

• Fitness Equipment Manufacturers and Retailers
• Fitness Apparel Retailers and manufacturers
• Virtual Personal Training Content & Media Companies
• Supplement Manufacturers, Retailers and Pharmaceutical Industry
• Fitness Wearables
• Fitness Related Media
• Fitness Social Media Influencers/Marketers
• Direct Response Marketing Industry