GoDaddy Appraisal Tool - Free

[Silentptnr]

Just found about GoDaddy's new automated appraisal tool. I appraised one name and the value was pretty good.

https://www.godaddy.com/domain-value-appraisal

 

[Asfas1000]

Godaddy has a TM on GoValue but doesn't own the .COM

 

[xynames]

Just clear browser history and cache.

I haven’t tried this with GoDaddy yet, but anyway my Firefox is set to delete everything including cookies cache history authenticated events and even flash objects via a special add on on each restart and doing all that never fooled Estibot into giving up more than one appraisal a day, so at least with Estibot there is more to it than that, maybe IP address is used to track.

By the way browser history is irrelevent for purposes of tracking as is cache. Cookies, flash objects and IP address are the main ones.

 

[axus_auto]

If I'm not wrong Estibot is exactly the same as Valuate.com; they're owned by the same company I believe.

Their results are basically the same. For Valuate.com, you can appraise up to 6 domains each time you login. And if you clear your cache and login again, you can do more, to the tune of dozens of appraisals per day per free account.

I haven’t tried this with GoDaddy yet, but anyway my Firefox is set to delete everything including cookies cache history authenticated events and even flash objects via a special add on on each restart and doing all that never fooled Estibot into giving up more than one appraisal a day, so at least with Estibot there is more to it than that, maybe IP address is used to track.

 

[xynames]

I think you’re talking about clearing cookies. Cache couldn’t have anything to do with it. Cache merely deletes a stored “image” of a website page for purposes of reloading - the party at the other end couldn’t know you’ve deleted it and it won’t help you to gain repeated access.

For example with online newspaper sites that allow viewing only ten articles a month to bypass this restriction you must delete their cookies. Not your cache.

 

[axus_auto]

I think you’re talking about clearing cookies. Cache couldn’t have anything to do with it. Cache merely deletes a stored “image” of a website page for purposes of reloading - the party at the other end couldn’t know you’ve deleted it and it won’t help you to gain repeated access.

For example with online newspaper sites that allow only ten articles a month to bypass this restriction you must delete their cookies. Not your cache.

You're probably right.

 

[GoKaizen]

Free Estibot appraisals;

https://appraise.epik.com

Need Epik account. @robepik

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I just punched in namepros to their tool.

It showed similar sales, NameDepot.com is comparable at 2.5k.

But it sold in 2009 so not sure how comparable 8 year old sale is.

CloudPros is comparable but sold in 2012, not comparable.

One member here has his appraisal proudly displayed on his auction thread

Most of the comparable sales dont even show up in namebio, and we know how 100% accurate it is. Their appraisals are just candy for the kiddies, imo

Estibot.com 7,762$ value
Namepros.com 5,440$
PooPoo.com 6,497$

Go play with your tool kids lol

 

[Dondomainer]

Appraisal tool for newbies, for domainers a bad compare sale prices tool.

Estibot, or valuate are bad too.

Valuate appraisal

DomainMarket.com = $2000 <-- imagine the face of mike man

 

[xynames]

Most of the comparable sales dont even show up in namebio, and we know how 100% accurate it is. Their appraisals are just candy for the kiddies, imo

When I give my closed sales to namebio I submit complete proof, screenshots of closed escrows, etc. I have no reason to believe that they do not require this from everyone.

 

[ResoluteDomains]

I had to email GDiddy they said I was being blocked because I had submitted too many appraisals. Too many? Try, like - twelve.

Anyway they unblocked me.

When you’re blocked you get that “technical issue” error.

I cant seem to send myself an email of an appraisal - keep getting this message box. Have tried several email addresses. gmail / yahoo / hotmail / even true domain email addresses. This was my second appraisal so I dont think they blocked me. I can still perform appraisals. Otherwise, interesting tool...

What email address did you contact them on? Would like to get help but do not have to time sit on the telephone with them or "chat".

 

[xynames]

If you are on GDiddy for long enough, a purple Feedback box pops up, follow that through but instead of simply posting feedback, request an email back. That starts the ball rolling.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

When I give my closed sales to namebio I submit complete proof, screenshots of closed escrows, etc. I have no reason to believe that they do not require this from everyone.

Dropcatch thread is a good example of incorrect data, information was submitted, but payment was not. People were deceived for quite a while with cannamarket sale, which was invalid because wittynut was having fun

Funny the brokers at afternic use this tool

 

[ResoluteDomains]

If I'm not wrong Estibot is exactly the same as Valuate.com; they're owned by the same company I believe.

Their results are basically the same. For Valuate.com, you can appraise up to 6 domains each time you login. And if you clear your cache and login again, you can do more, to the tune of dozens of appraisals per day per free account.

I paid for an account with them many years ago. Nice service they have. I think it is the same as Estibot - probably same folks...

But I cant export the results anymore. There is some javascript error that occurs after clicking on export.. I emailed about it some time ago but it has not been corrected..

Error:

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I paid for an account with them many years ago. Nice service they have. I think it is the same as Estibot - probably same folks...

But I cant export the results anymore. There is some javascript error that occurs after clicking on export.. I emailed about it some time ago but it has not been corrected..

Error:

Show attachment 74465

Did that error occur at goodaddy or valuate?

 

[ResoluteDomains]

Appraisal tool for newbies, for domainers a bad compare sale prices tool.

Estibot, or valuate are bad too.

Valuate appraisal

DomainMarket.com = $2000 <-- imagine the face of mike man

Its also bad when end-users use these things and demand that the value of the domain name they want, which you own, is one thing when experience can prove it is another.

 

[ResoluteDomains]

Did that error occur at goodaddy or valuate?

That is a Valuate error - was replying about the comment regarding that tool. Sorry...

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Is ok, wanted to be sure, ty.
Francis owns estiboot and valuate I think so same stuff different pile

 

[ResoluteDomains]

Is ok, wanted to be sure, ty.
Francis owns estiboot and valuate I think so same stuff different pile

I used to love doing the export as my account is permitted 20 valuations per day. But like you said, its just candy. Not to be taken too seriously.

 

[wesuccess]

Godday has a tools can be used to see the price of the history trade contracts?yes or not?this also is a good tool to appraisal a domain

 

[ultradog]

Its also bad when end-users use these things and demand that the value of the domain name they want, which you own, is one thing when experience can prove it is another.

This is exactly what happened. A buyer asked for a price on a domain, and was quoted one, then he says he's "stunned" because he "checked its value" and told me a different price and somehow thinks this is authoritative although it's my domain.

This tool is screwing up sales for me already.

 

[ultradog]

Another concern I have is that on the "search for your domain" page on Godaddy, what appears immediately next to it is a link to this evaluation tool in the little letter i. It's in beta right now, so GD's estimated price doesn't show. But later on, is this value of theirs going to appear right there automatically and will buyers believe this is what they have to pay?

 

[ResoluteDomains]

This is exactly what happened. A buyer asked for a price on a domain, and was quoted one, then he says he's "stunned" because he "checked its value" and told me a different price and somehow thinks this is authoritative although it's my domain.

This tool is screwing up sales for me already.

Sounds like a buyer I had once, recently... Used the word "shocked" instead... I am afraid that we must continually educate the buyer on the value of a domain, what its worth is to them.

 

[ResoluteDomains]

Godday has a tools can be used to see the price of the history trade contracts?yes or not?this also is a good tool to appraisal a domain

The best tool to use to appraise a domain is the human brain and experience. Nothing will match that, currently.

 

[ResoluteDomains]

Another concern I have is that on the "search for your domain" page on Godaddy, what appears immediately next to it is a link to this evaluation tool in the little letter i. It's in beta right now, so GD's estimated price doesn't show. But later on, is this value of theirs going to appear right there automatically and will buyers believe this is what they have to pay?

Good point..... If that is true then on top of that concern I wonder if we have a "premium" listing for domainx at a certain price, which price would it show -- the appraisal price or the premium listed price that we set?

 

[xynames]

Sounds like a buyer I had once, recently... Used the word "shocked" instead... I am afraid that we must continually educate the buyer on the value of a domain, what its worth is to them.

The "shocked" buyers are the ones who planned on paying maybe a hundred bucks, so you can't get anywhere with them anyway.