Domain brokerage pioneer Andrew Miller recently revealed that he facilitated the sale of Club.com for $10 million early last year. This transaction ranks tenth on the list of publicly reported top ten domain deals, alongside Connect.com, and is also the second-highest-selling domain in the 2025 top 100 list.
Andrew Miller, president of ATM Holdings and strategic advisor to Hilco Digital, has been involved in many of the most prestigious domain deals in history. Due to confidentiality agreements, he rarely discloses specific prices. This exception is due to the recent public unveiling of the acquiring party.
According to Miller, the buyer of Club.com is an invitation-only social platform designed for content creators. With the support of Club Cash, the platform provides creators with new ways to attract, grow, and monetize their audience. He stated, “Congratulations to my good friend and his entire team; you will definitely achieve great success.”
Looking back at other publicly disclosed high-value domain name transactions, Chat.com sold for $15.5 million, Rocket.com for $15 million, and Gold.com for $8.6 million. Most of these prices were disclosed by the buyers or made public through 10-Q filings.
With the sale of Club.com, Andrew participated in four of the six largest domain name transactions in 2025, including Icon.com ($12 million), ranked first; Fuse.com ($2.13 million), ranked fourth; and Sword.com ($1.5 million), ranked sixth. This series of transactions further solidifies his leading position in the domain name brokerage field.
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