domain recipe.reviews Is $500 too low an offer?

[djs2ofr1]

What is a good sale price for this domain? I think I paid $250ish to register it when it came out.

I've probably put in about $350 into reg fees, listing fees total.

Is $500 a decent offer? I passed up $1800 back shortly after I reg it. What is a good price I should be expecting right now?

 

[Wannabean]

$1800 seems like a really good offer. I'd say that would only marginally be under what I'd want for the .com.

$500 doesn't give you much of a profit but it's better than a loss. The renewal fee is horrible and that's a concern. If you have to wait 2 years for another offer that's gonna hurt.

 

[000]

Decent offer? Yes, in my opinion.

The only other .reviews domain sale that's been publicly reported at Namebio.com is Find.reviews for $2,000.... so that's not very promising.

I would certainly be tempted to take the money and re-invest into something with a little more potential.

 

[djs2ofr1]

$1800 seems like a really good offer. I'd say that would only marginally be under what I'd want for the .com.

$500 doesn't give you much of a profit but it's better than a loss. The renewal fee is horrible and that's a concern. If you have to wait 2 years for another offer that's gonna hurt.

I should have taken that offer. That was a couple years ago.

 

[hxp]

$500 is too low, IMO. Especially since you'd be selling at a loss.

See if you can explain your position, and get the prospect to increase their offer.

If it were me, I wouldn't mind holding a few more years. The name has potential.

 

[000]

The more I think about it, the more I think $500 is a great offer.

 

[hxp]

The more I think about it, the more I think $500 is a great offer.

...did you make the offer? ...

 

[000]

Ha! Nope, not a fan of .reviews at all, especially when paired with "recipe".

 

[djs2ofr1]

Thanks everyone. I have enough info to decide on a selling price now.