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I think the best tools for figuring domain value are Nameworth , domainindex and Name Bio what are yours?
None of them are perfect of course. I'll run things through estibot, nameworth, saw, and NameBio most frequently. Recent reported sales for similar domains are probably the "best" indicator of domain name value.I think the best tools for figuring domain value are Nameworth , domainindex and Name Bio what are yours?
Thanks for the insight. Are the appraisals done confidentially, i.e. by PM, or do they get posted in the Insider's Club appraisal section.Can't comment on usefulness as I have never personally requested one, but they are done by an experienced domain expert, are in depth, and in my way of thinking are balanced, an honest opinion about the worth of the domain name. They give things like comparators, comments on the vertical, structure, etc.
I agree. And especially if you call them valuations or appraisals it creates in people's minds that these are actual prices they should go by. That those are true market values.My view is they are a useful tool but shouldn't be treated as gospel. Too many factors at play to just plug into an algorithm , spit out a number and say voila.
Could you clarify your question? In general, In my experience, the GoDaddy appraisals tended to be much higher compared to Estibot.estibot (gd appraisals too low)
is there something new?
Yes it is my tool.Forgive my ignorance. But it dotible.com your appraisal tool. Is there any timeframe for .net, .org. .co
Smartmeter.com is only worth $9,048 according to the tool
With the Insider's Club, are professional appraisals still being offered? And, if so, how reliable are these, in your opinion.Namepros, because all others can be found here.
@impulse, does your appraisal tool appraise brandables?...Tried a few and the tool displayed nothing.I created a free AI-powered domain domain appraisal tool at https://boredhumans.com/domain_appraisals.php
Well, professional appraisals are mentioned on NamePros as a perk for the Insider's Club.Ok, you are all talking about appraisal tools. I understood it as domain tools.
I never used insider club. What is it about?
I created a free AI-powered domain domain appraisal tool at https://boredhumans.com/domain_appraisals.php
I would note, there's a difference between something made FOR the market and something made out of passion and with the intent of being useful and accurate as possible, first of all. Which wasn't easy at all.
You can make an appraisal tool in 1-2 days if you're a good coder. But without some years spent refining it, it ain't going to be accurate.
His tool has given a couple of my domains 5 and 6 figure values so I love it as wellYou just made my day!!
Your tool just appraised my domain u-torrent .com at $1,170,216
FYI, it has not been returning results for at least a day.I created a free AI-powered domain domain appraisal tool at https://boredhumans.com/domain_appraisals.php
I just checked Nameworth for 5 domain names I own and they returned a much higher estimate than GoDaddy and dotible. Of course I hope nameworth is closer to what I can expect. Any comments? as would like to manage expectations on domain name worth. Cheers, JeffI do like nameworth. Primarily because it is not public facing. Also the domains I tried came back with estimates very close to my expectations. Plus it focuses only on dot coms. It is easier to build a more accurate engine if you stay within one or two extensions that have the most data available.
The Nameworth valuations generally do seem much higher than the other tools. And perhaps, in years past or even now with the right buyer, you can command the retail prices they cite.I just checked Nameworth for 5 domain names I own and they returned a much higher estimate than GoDaddy and dotible. Of course I hope nameworth is closer to what I can expect. Any comments? as would like to manage expectations on domain name worth. Cheers, Jeff
Big thanks for feedback. I just updated to paid account with nameworth and checked all domains. The interesting thing was that 70% of my better domains came back with higher value from nameworth and the other 25% had GoDaddy quoting a higher price. So took the highest quote across all domains and created a best of list.The Nameworth valuations generally do seem much higher than the other tools. And perhaps, in years past or even now with the right buyer, you can command the retail prices they cite.
In my experience, the retail valuations did not seem to impress potential buyers.
Well, one of our NamePros members, Garrett, I believe still operates Nameworth, so I'll let him speak for himself on this. He's @NameBuyer.comBig thanks for feedback. I just updated to paid account with nameworth and checked all domains. The interesting thing was that 70% of my better domains came back with higher value from nameworth and the other 25% had GoDaddy quoting a higher price. So took the highest quote across all domains and created a best of list.
I do like how Nameworth offer a Values/Appraisals report.
Thanks@twiki, I liked your tool and awaiting to include other extensions also.Take a look at the automatic appraisal tool linked in my signature.
As a side note, it took some years to refine and has been a vital factor in my domaining success. Built it for myself, now opened to the world.
Thanks@twiki, I liked your tool and awaiting to include other extensions also.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciated.
There are more features coming soon. Such as history of previous comparable sales (similar to GD), provided in partnership with Namebio.
FYI, it has not been returning results for at least a day.
EDIT: It looks back to normal now. Thanks, I enjoy using and other items on BH.