opinion Domain with traffic and revenue price

[-EM-]

Hello,
I was wondering, how much would worth a domain with $300 revenue per month and with type in traffic?

 

[Hypersot]

Personally, I sell for two years in advance in earnings. It all depends upon the quality of traffic though as the two years can become 1 or even 5.

In your case, I can say that the type-in traffic would have made me very cautious indeed and I'd ask for a lot of proof before buying.

 

[-EM-]

I can provide proof for several months, that would not be a problem. I was thinking if I can sell it for $10k, that would be around 3 years.

 

[Hypersot]

3 years sounds good as long as you have proof that traffic has been running for some time (definitely more than a few months).
I suppose it's not an end-user you're selling to rather than another domainer? they probably know the importance of established traffic and traffic earnings, right?

 

[-EM-]

Yeah, most likely to an other domainer. The traffic is good, almost (over 95%) from canada (1.5-2k per day U/V)

 

[nvdomains]

During my childhood, I used to hear a story "someone killed the Goose for quick money that is laying the golden Eggs everyday".

$300 per month parking revenue - wanting to sell it for $10,000.

You seem to have confidence that you can make $3600 per year using that $10,000. Good.

 

[-EM-]

Those money will be used for something important and not in domaining. I understand that it isn't a good move.

 

[bltechno]

I was wondering, how much would worth a domain with $300 revenue per month and with type in traffic

Depending upon content, design & traffic quality, It should hover between 1800$ - 3500$, that's optimum.

Typeins are scary, that too with 3 years to break even! I am curious if it's sold for 10000$ to a domainer, but if you really have someone just close the deal, best of luck.

 

[-EM-]

Design?
It just gets type in traffic for a year and the revenue increased at $300 per month and it is at that level for several months.
Nvdomains is right. I should just hold and keep the revenue.