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Just got this name which I like very much. Over 300,000 exact monthly searches and a ton of end users with free and paid services. It doesn't fit the extension perfectly but I don't think that it makes a big dent either..

What do you guys think about it?
 
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Considering it is a .org domain, selling to an end user would be quite difficult / near to impossible. However it's good enough to be sold at mid-high $xxx or maybe $1,xxx to some domainer / see developer.
 
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Thank you for your appraisal matrigaldo. Why do you think that this couldn't sell to an end user?
 
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This is a very nice name even though it's on the .org gtld.
I believe you can resell this domain for low to mid $xxx and if you will find an end user(which may be hard),
it might go up to low $xxxx.

Good luck :)
 
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It's just my opinion, but i think if we consider "end-user" as a company, .org extension would never fit , unless they're an organization but in this case their budget would be lower.

However, it's a very nice EMD , so probably a very addicted to SEO developer or some other domainers would pay up to high $xxx for this.
 
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mid $xx
 
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Your problem is the dot org doesn't go well with the keyword and that's what hurts it... Unless your a non profit editing photography.

I put the value between $1000-$2000.

If this were the dot com, I'd put the value at near $100K, both for photoediting and photoedit.
 
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