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Domain flipping is a dead game, and anyone still doing it is lying about their profits.
With domain registrations at an all-time high and AI-generated content flooding the web, the classic 'buy low, sell high' domain strategy faces unprecedented saturation and competition. Cast your vote on whether domain flipping is still a viable business in 2026.
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