Andrew Miller, a prominent figure in the domain brokerage industry and President of ATM Holdings, has officially disclosed one of his most significant transactions to date. While many of Miller’s record-breaking sales are typically shielded by non-disclosure agreements, he yesterday revealed via LinkedIn that he represented the buyer in the $10 million acquisition of Club.com. This deal, finalized early last year through ATM Holdings and Hilco Digital, further cements his reputation as a leading architect of high-value digital asset sales.
In his Linkedin post, he said: “I rarely get to proactively disclose the price of a major category defining and exact match brand domain transaction that I oversee as they are usually under NDA. In some cases, such as Chat .com ($15.5m) the buyer decides to reveal it; in others like Rocket .com ($15m) and Gold .com ($8.6m), the price is disclosed in a 10Q filing. Today is a rare exception, and I can confirm that we at ATM Holdings/Hilco Digital Assets oversaw the sale of Club .com last year (2025) for $10m and this morning the business that acquired it has emerged from stealth mode. I am so excited to watch the company become a category leader, just as its founders have with their other businesses, Stake and Kick. Club is an invite-only social platform built for creators. Powered by Club Cash, it gives creators a new way to engage, grow, and monetize their audience. Congrats and good luck to my friends behind this and the entire team! You are going to crush it and the brand is perfectly, spot on!”
The sale of Club.com is now one of the top publicly reported domain sale of all time. Andrew Miller who was also crowned as Escrow.com’s 2006 master of domains has once again solidified his status as a key architect of the world’s most valuable domain sales.
