Saw.com co-founder Amanda Waltz announces that Perform.com is for sale in a new Saw.com video. This is a great, one-word domain that serves as an awesome opportunity! If interested, please contact Rob at rob@saw.com.

Projections show that the Identity and Access Management (IAM) industry, an already booming industry, will grow by over 13% by the end of 2026. As more and more people work remotely, the industry will continue to grow. Login.com is truly an industry-defining name, and there is no better time to buy this domain.

We are proud to announce that we are currently the exclusive Brokers representing the sale of the domain name, Ballet.com. For the first time ever this domain has been listed for sale.

Saw.com co-founder Jeffrey Gabriel is asking you to join the Internet Commerce Association (ICA) in a Saw.com video. In the video, Jeff explains what the ICA does, its role in the domain industry, and its legal advocacy efforts to protect domain owners. He also discusses the benefits of membership. Check out the video below!

Jeff Gabriel again shares his domain expertise in an article featured on Forbes.com. In the article, Jeff explains the most effective strategy when the domain you want to purchase is already taken.

Jeff Gabriel, Saw.com co-founder and CEO, was interviewed by Richard Lau from Logo.com to discuss the founding of Saw.com and the origins of the company. Jeff discusses the trajectory of the Saw.com launch, from the logo’s origins to soft-launch, to aspirational plans for the future.

Amanda Waltz, co-founder of Saw.com, was recently interviewed by Tess Diaz of Domain Sherpa. In the interview, Amanda provides a step-by-step review of the domain acquisition process and explains how brokers assist throughout the process.

Jeff Gabriel, Saw.com co-founder, and CEO, was recently interviewed by Mike Sullivan from DSAD.com. In the interview, Jeff discusses his personal background, the launch of Saw.com, and what sets Saw.com apart from other domain brokerage firms.

Check out Jeff Gabriel’s latest Forbes Council Post article on Forbes.com. The article provides some background on cybersquatting and explains how cybersquatting cases are typically handled. Jeff explains how the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) is used to handle cybersquatting disputes.

Watch Saw.com co-founder and CEO Jeff Gabriel discuss how a domain’s industry can affect its price. In the video, he provides examples for how a domain name can fit into multiple industries. He stresses that the industry that is most competitive and can provide the greatest return should be used for appraisal purposes.