Reads as AI Prime Tech: an AI technology brand on the tech extension. A tools, stack or build-notes name.
Ask about itSee what it can beThree concept sites, each a different company with its own look. They are designs, not operating businesses. If a buyer wants a version, its files can come with the domain.
What each layer of the AI stack does, in plain words.
See this version →Features and prices side by side. Sample tools only.
See this version →Models, APIs and agents a builder can start with, each described factually.
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Offers are welcome.
Kepler.tech sold for $9,500 on Sedo in November 2025, the nearest .tech peer we found.
DNJournal, November 2025pitech.com, a tech-word .com, sold for $6,000 on Sedo in October 2026.
DNJournal, October 2026Registered 6 August 2022 and paid up to August 2027. A parked name; no site has run on it under this owner.
RDAP recordWe make no claims about traffic or revenue. The name was parked and never ran a site, and these pages are new. We found no public search-volume figure for the phrase, so the price rests on sales, not demand.
No. They are designs that show what the name could become. Sample tools and plans on them are labelled examples, and nothing on them is on sale except the domain.
Once the price is agreed, payment goes through an escrow service. When it is held, the domain moves to your registrar account and the escrow releases the payment.
Kepler.tech made $9,500 in 2025, the one close .tech sale we found (DNJournal). Far higher .tech sales, Archon.tech at $35,000 in 2026 (DNJournal) and Fin.tech at $50,000 in 2024 (DNJournal), are one-word names above this class. The ask is above the cited sales on purpose, and offers are welcome.
A live US mark reading AI PRIME covers LED lighting fixtures, a different trade (USPTO search, 2 November 2026). Other businesses use similar names in their own fields, and this domain has no tie to any of them. We checked no Canadian, EU or WIPO register, so a buyer should run their own clearance.