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[bmugford]

French for "music".

Taken is around 100 extensions. The term is contained in thousands of domains.

Lots of potential end users.

It could easily sell for six figures to the right buyer.

Brad

 

[URL Stream]

What would be a fair investor/reseller price?

Lots of potential end users.

Welcome to NamePros.

Just to clarify, the terminology here may be a bit different from what you're used to elsewhere.

Terms like "investor" and "reseller" often have specific meanings within the domain industry.

Good luck.

Edit: from the drop of research I just did (NB, GD, etc.), it looks like you know the ropes.

 

[Eric Lyon]

I'm looking to sell musique.com. What would be a fair investor/reseller price?

Personally, I think it's a safe 5-figure end-user (unicorn) asset.

As for a investor/reseller, assuming you mean wholesale with lots of room for profit value that one would pay to assume the risk of holding the asset 10+ years for the perfect planet alignment to maximize the return, then maybe in the Low to Mid-4-figures.

For clarity, on how I like to categorize it:

• Reseller: This is a domain investor with no intention of developing. They generally park or use a landing page of their own to resell a blank canvased domain for a profit, either to other resellers, hobbyists, or end-users. These investors hand register, pay wholesale, or aftermarket pricing to lower the risk and increase profit potential. (Smallest budget)
• Hobbyist: This is a domain investor with intent to develop an asset themselves to increase value and provide a means for a domain to pay it's own renewals each year, eliminating renewal overhead expenses. This type of investor tests different markets with developments until they find a sweet spot, in which they expand development, optimize monetization efforts in a few different verticals, resell domains or domains + websites with verifiable traffic/revenue/etc., monitors the aftermarket, and pushes forward into entrepreneurship. (Mid-Budget)
• End-user: Contrary to popular belief, this is also a domain investor (They can be independents, partners, entrepreneurs, small businesses, large corporations, non-profits, or even government agencies). They invest in a domain name asset to develop for the purpose of generating revenue or delivering an important message to an online audience/customer base. Every hour and penny they put into that domain names development is still an investment into their digital asset (property), increasing the value, and potential. Most end-users have no intention of reselling a domain asset, however, it does still happen as part of company takeovers and acquisitions. (Biggest Budget)
• Unicorn: This is when all the planets align in your favor to discover the perfect end-user ready to take action with little to no negotiating to build their empire.

You can find a more in depth explanation of the breakdown above, here: https://www.namepros.com/threads/di...the-varied-paths-of-domain-investing.1389935/

 

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What would be a fair investor/reseller price for Musique.com?​

There is a high-end hospitality investment in Miami operating under a similar name, but using an inferior three-word domain.

Just a month ago they applied for a TM, indicating that branding means something to them, so they might be open to an upgrade.

 

[Mikeyboy]

I have musique.org and have it listed for 48k. Will ever sell for that? Prob not