#us traffic

 I woke up on May 22, 2026 with USTopTrendingNews.com listed at $1,999.

By lunchtime, I raised it to 4,999 BIN (buy it Now ) 3,499 minimum offer.

Here is exactly why.

I checked NameBio. It took thirty seconds.

Two sales from the last 72 hours:

EntertainmentNews.com sold for $12,888 on Afternic on May 21, 2026.

AraNews.net sold for $6,600 on GoDaddy on May 19, 2026.

A .net domain. No Google News approval. No verified US traffic. No audience guarantees. Sold for $6,600.

My domain is a .com.

USTopTrendingNews.com has Google News enabled. It has 80 percent verified real US audience. PA-18. DA-5. Spam score under 1 percent. Aged 2022 expired domain with web archive proof. Running site with 7,000 to 10,000 monthly visits. Zero ad revenue today means full monetization upside for the buyer.

Leaving money on the table is not business. It is charity.

So I revised the price.

New pricing: Minimumoffer:4,999 BIN. Minimum offer $3,499.

Data drove the price. Not emotion.

The site is listed for sale everywhere: Sedo, Afternic, UDom, Daaz, Atom, GoDaddy.

Full transparency with traffic screenshots, web archive links, and all metrics is available on NamePros:

If you are a publisher, an agency, or an investor who understands what Google News approval and verified US traffic are worth, you already know why this price is fair.

If you want to build a news site from scratch, go ahead. Wait six to twelve months for Google News approval. Spend thousands on content and backlinks. Hope the sandbox does not kill you.

Or buy USTopTrendingNews.com today and start publishing tomorrow.

BIN at $4,999 . Offer at $3,499 minimum. No low ballers.

Data does not lie. The market comps are right there for everyone to see.

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