domain JeddyAI.com & DonnyAI.com

[maya-zir]

How much might they be worth?

 

[Lexalot]

Adding "AI" next to a random name doesn't make it valuable, these domains are essentially worthless unless a specific buyer is determined that their product has to called "DonnyAI" which is unlikely, I did a quick search and found "CASANDRAAI.COM" in 30 seconds, it has no value.

 

[maya-zir]

@Lexalot

No domain is needed if you look at it from the perspective of 99% of people.
Your domains are not needed by 99% either.
Domains are bought not by the 99%, but by the 1% - the person who didn’t scroll past, but actually needed the name and bought it.
Domains are always a lottery.

The fact that you found CassandraAI available in 30 seconds proves nothing.
Cassandra is long, heavy, and too human.
Short, pronounceable names are limited.
Most decent 4-letter names+AI are already gone.
The next step is 5-letter names.
Try to register a 5-letter name that is more pronounceable and cleaner than these.
JeddyAI and DonnyAI are short, easy to pronounce, and neutral.
They don’t sound childish, and they don’t sound overly serious or “human”.
They fit bots, AI tools, and digital products much better than long names like Cassandra.

And my question is still unanswered:
How should I actually value these domains for sale?

 

[Lexalot]

@Lexalot

No domain is needed if you look at it from the perspective of 99% of people.
Your domains are not needed by 99% either.
Domains are bought not by the 99%, but by the 1% - the person who didn’t scroll past, but actually needed the name and bought it.
Domains are always a lottery.

The fact that you found CassandraAI available in 30 seconds proves nothing.
Cassandra is long, heavy, and too human.
Short, pronounceable names are limited.
Most decent 4-letter names+AI are already gone.
The next step is 5-letter names.
Try to register a 5-letter name that is more pronounceable and cleaner than these.
JeddyAI and DonnyAI are short, easy to pronounce, and neutral.
They don’t sound childish, and they don’t sound overly serious or “human”.
They fit bots, AI tools, and digital products much better than long names like Cassandra.

And my question is still unanswered:
How should I actually value these domains for sale?

You clearly don't want any criticism mate, just do as you like, in my opinion they are essentially worthless.

Domains are NOT a lottery, I suggest you rethink your strategy, you need to buy what people NEED that is the opposite of a lottery.

 

[maya-zir]

@Lexalot
If you don’t know something, don’t comment just for the sake of commenting.
Yes, frequently, domains are a lottery.
My question was: what price could I value them at?
Whether someone buys them or not is another matter.
My strategy works for me, and that’s more than enough.
The last thing I need is a newbie teaching me a strategy.

 

[Lexalot]

@Lexalot
If you don’t know something, don’t comment just for the sake of commenting.
Yes, frequently, domains are a lottery.
My question was: what price could I value them at?
Whether someone buys them or not is another matter.
My strategy works for me, and that’s more than enough.
The last thing I need is a newbie teaching me a strategy.

I'm not a newbie and I clearly know a lot more than you do. Good luck.

 

[maya-zir]

@Lexalot
All you know is comment where you were not asked for opinion

 

[Lexalot]

@Lexalot
All you know is comment where you were not asked for opinion

You literally asked for an appraisal, you're a few tools short of a toolbox aren't you?

 

[maya-zir]

@Lexalot
I never asked to evaluate domains.
My question was how much I can price these domains.
If something was unclear, my first reply to your comment explained everything clearly.
If you can’t understand a basic written text, don’t post your opinions where nobody asked for them.