domain Please Appraise seatscheap.net

[jagfan]

This is my first domain. I've gotten mixed results from the automated appraisal sites, so I'm wondering what actual people think. Thanks in advance!

 

[Andy09]

i don't see any value here ... 0$ ... cheapseats.com could be appealing ... but not inverting the terms and a .net.
Regards.
:wave:

 

[jagfan]

Not any value? Estibot and Valuate both appraise it at $460, a few others around 200

Are any of these online appraisal sites any good? Thanks for the reply, by the way.

 

[jagfan]

Bumping for opinions on domain and accuracy of appraisal sites.

 

[Andy09]

Not any value? Estibot and Valuate both appraise it at $460, a few others around 200
Are any of these online appraisal sites any good?

Well :imho: appraisal sites valuations have to be used with a pinch of salt.
Due to many factors, they are not necessarily meaningful IMHO.
Regards.
:wave:

 

[Meongtae]

Welcome to NP!
I would tend to agree with andy.
It is not useless, but I imagine development is the way to get it to have value if its going to have value.
For me, it would be a drop.
Evaluations are tough, as it is actually only worth what someone will pay.
If it were up for sale with no site/traffic/whatnot, I do not recognize the value.

 

[jagfan]

Fair enough. Thanks guys!

 

[scithe]

estibot and the like are worthless.

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

Welcome to NamePros.

Something to consider is the fact automated appraisal sites such as estibot, etc; should really only be used as a tool or guide. They should not be used to base your decision to purchase or not to purchase domain names. Given the different metrics, most will have a different valuation amount to boot. However, Valuate happens to be powered by Estibot, which uses their format and therefore mirrors their appraisal amounts.

With regard to the name in question, though it may not be what you want to read here, quite honestly it would most certainly need development to recoup much, if any value. The amount of time and money to establish may not be worth the return over the proverbial long haul. In light of this, you may want to consider alternate sales forums, such as NP or eBay, for example. Or, perhaps contact the owners of the same or reverse of the name with alternate extensions, and offer it to them for a nominal fee, such as regfee or maybe low even $xx.
:imho:


-Regards

 

[FragrantDomains]

I would stick to the .com. The wording is backwards which hurts the value.