question How do you determine your fixed price?

[789.xyz]

I usually set my price at about 10 times the estimated value from Afternic and DAN.

How do you set your prices?

 

[biggie]

Hi

if...
your names are valued that low in appraisal tool,
then marking price up 10 x's, certainly won't help.

if...
you're going to use appraisal tool for pricing,
then it's best to price your names just above or just below the appraised value.

if...
potential buyers are making purchase/budget decisions based on that tool
then the psychological aspect of believing/trusting godaddy comes into play.

so... they are more likely to buy when BIN price is closer to or lower than appraised value.
it also means you won't have to justify price, because of that influence..

imo....

 

[johnn]

Ask your wife. She knows everything.

 

[Mark4domain]

Estimated value means almost nothing I've sold domains 1000x their estimate value and -500x it too. It's just registrar trying to "add value" to a domain with some metric. It's in Godaddy's interest to list domains at lower price as they are in the business of hosting and retaining customers.
IMO the only rule you should follow is NEVER price it below it. How much is the fix price, that you'll have to figure out with your experience and market trends. Try visiting the beginner forums and understanding how and what people buy and sell.