This is a strength report, not a price. A dollar value needs sales data for comparable names, which we do not have, so we do not invent one. Strength is measured from the name itself: length, meaning and word demand, how easy it is to say and spell, safety in other languages and, if you ask, free handles. Trademarks are not checked.
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Domain Appraisal
Measures how short, meaningful, easy to say and spell and safe a name is, who might want it, and writes a pitch you can copy. It does not invent a dollar value.
Questions about the Domain Appraisal
Does the appraisal give a price?
No. It rates how short, meaningful, easy to say and spell and safe a name is and who might want it. It does not invent a dollar value, because a price needs sales data we do not have.
What is the seller pitch?
A short text you can copy that presents the name's strengths to a buyer, written from the strength report.
How can I find out what a domain is really worth?
Compare recent sales of similar names on a marketplace, or ask a broker. Treat any automatic number, including a score, as a starting point.
Terms used on this page
- Domain appraisal A domain appraisal is an estimate of how valuable a domain name is. Automatic appraisals are rough guides at best, because real value depends on a buyer.
- Domain aftermarket The domain aftermarket is the resale market for names that are already registered: marketplaces, brokers, auctions and direct sales between owners.