A fellow Jon
Your name, as a .com, as an email address, as your personal brand. Jon, Jonathan, Jonny. There are a lot of us out there. Only one gets this.
Jon.com is available to buy or lease
Do you want to own Jon.com? Let's talk!
The story
Back when the web was young and most people still asked "what's a domain?", I registered my own name. It seemed like a fun idea at the time. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I've ever made.
Jon.com has been my front door on the internet ever since. It's given me the best email address anyone could ask for. No spelling it out, no numbers, no underscores. Just my name, at my name, dot com. People remember it after hearing it once.
It's also carried a quiet kind of tech clout. Hand someone a card with a three-letter .com and they notice. It opens conversations, it earns a double-take from engineers, and it says "been here a while" without saying anything at all.
Now I think it's time for Jon.com to have its next chapter. I'm not looking to auction it off to the highest anonymous bidder. I'd love for it to go to someone who will genuinely use it: a fellow Jon, a company that goes by J.O.N., or a product that needs a friendly, human name. To the right person or project, at the right price, it's available to buy or lease.
Jon
Who it's for
Your name, as a .com, as an email address, as your personal brand. Jon, Jonathan, Jonny. There are a lot of us out there. Only one gets this.
An acronym, an initialism, a ticker-worthy short brand. Three letters is premium real estate, and it makes every other URL look long.
Assistants work best with warm, human names. "Ask Jon" is friendly, easy to say out loud, and hard to mishear. Your agent deserves a real name.
How it works
A full transfer of ownership for the right person or project at an appropriate price.
Not ready to buy? A lease, or lease-to-own, lets you build on Jon.com while spreading the cost.
There's no posted price. It depends on who you are and what you're building, and that's part of why I'd rather hear from you directly.
Say hello
A few sentences is plenty. Who you are, what you'd use it for, and whether you're thinking buy or lease. I read every message myself.