Draft:Saw.com

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Saw.com is a domain name brokerage firm and marketplace founded in 2019 by Jeffrey M. Gabriel. The company specializes in the acquisition, sale and brokerage of premium domain names.

Saw.com was founded in 2019 by Jeffrey M. Gabriel, formerly Vice President of Sales at Uniregistry.^[1] In an interview with DomainSherpa, Gabriel stated that he left Uniregistry in July 2019 after seven years with the company, during which he helped expand the sales team from four employees to approximately 40 and increase annual sales from about US$8–9 million to nearly US$60 million.^[1]

Before founding Saw.com, Gabriel worked as a domain broker and was involved in the 2010 sale of Sex.com for US$13 million, a transaction recognized by Guinness World Records.^[2][3] He was inducted into the Domain Hall of Fame in 2013 while working at DomainNameSales.com.^[2]

In 2023, Saw.com merged with NameSilo's NameLot.com brokerage platform.^[4]

Saw.com operates an online marketplace for domain names and provides brokerage services for buyers and sellers of premium domain names.^[5]

The company also offers domain appraisal and portfolio management services for domain investors and corporate clients.^[4]

Saw.com has been covered by domain-industry publications including Domain Name Wire, TheDomains.com and DNJournal.^[5][4][6]

• Domain name aftermarket