Pricing domains based on the end user

That's a good rule of thumb if those three people are all cofounders. If two of the three are employees with no stock then $1,000 might be the better quote.

Usually, I base it off of the order of magnitude that I believe (or know, if their funding is public on CrunchBase.com) they have in the bank. 1-3% of free cash flow is more than fair and when they have tens of millions in the bank from their last funding round, that can be a substantial number.

Thanks for the reply!

It gets tougher when you propose a seven figure name to a billion dollar company ...

I always price my domains astronomically to buyers who have filed a UDRP against me, and they lost. I never want to sell them the domain. I'm reminded of this because it is happening to me, again, as I type this message.

Is NamePros dying? I thought this was an important topic which deserved more discussion from experienced sellers.

Use Reverse Whois to find out where the buyer lives. Then use Google StreetView to see if the person lives in a nice home Wait, does StreetView still exist?