domain Self Appraisals

[Domains Ted]

According to your own appraisal, please list out which domain/s (you think) you can easily sell above $5000, $10,000 and $15,000

Please mention reason why you think your domain is valuable.

Those who agree with the domain appraisal, please like.

For those who disagree with the domain appraisal, please click Thanks.

Moreover, you can also appraise your own domains higher than $ 500 here in this thread.

 

[bmugford]

With all due respect, what is the purpose of this? It seems like just another way to peddle our wares and there doesn't seem to be any quantitative back-up to appraisals, like comp sales. It's such a crapshoot because a domain ultimately is worth whatever a buyer will pay.
BUT - while I'm here, I'll pose a question. Hyphens? I never touch them. Or go to any website that has one. Does anyone think they're valuable? I have a friend who develops sites and swears by them.
Thanks

I agree. I don't understand the point of this thread.
It just seems like an extra way for people to flog crappy domains.

Brad

 

[camofreak]

9nth.com - Celebrate September; easily $5k.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

easily sell above $5000

Speaking personally, none .

 

[JordanH]

Techfactr.com

It can be a Million dollar tech website...

It could be a million dollar tech website, if it was an established website. What do you think the domain alone is worth?

 

[NonHipster]

BlockChain.com.se
Sweden ccTLD
Category Killer

 

[Avdomains]

Great brandable domain for investors community
self appraisal $10K+

 

[Kate]

BlockChain.com.se
Sweden ccTLD

It's a private subdomain...

 

[NonHipster]

It's a private subdomain...

Please explain what that is exactly? Thanks.

 

[Kate]

It's not the TLD of Sweden (which is .se). It's a privately-owned subdomain under .se marketed that like a TLD, but it isn't.
CentralNic specialize in this kind of thing. But they are worthless.
If you are confused, then this is the aim

 

[Suresh Rathod]

USXPS.COM (Expected $25000)

• Short for United States Express.com
• Contains 2 most powerful keywords US & XPS
• Contains the short name of a country
• Sounds like USPS, USX etc
• Suitable for delivery services apps/startups, can be used by Government agencies.

 

[Sakthimicro]

PoweredGPT.com - $1900

 

[BrandEntrance.com]

With all due respect, what is the purpose of this? It seems like just another way to peddle our wares and there doesn't seem to be any quantitative back-up to appraisals, like comp sales. It's such a crapshoot because a domain ultimately is worth whatever a buyer will pay.
BUT - while I'm here, I'll pose a question. Hyphens? I never touch them. Or go to any website that has one. Does anyone think they're valuable? I have a friend who develops sites and swears by them.
Thanks

I have a few German domains with hyphens. It's standard to separate words in Germany.

 

[Abhi007007]

$5K range for end users (IMO)

• CloudWolves.com (Cloud Security domain)
• DomainBerg.com (Domain Names marketplace)
• DNPot.com (Another Domain Names marketplace)
• VRTV.in (Virtual Reality interactive stream-able content on TV)
• RiyadhRentals.com (Riyadh: The capital of Saudi Arabia)
• CableRentals.com (Cables on Rent)

 

[Ibrahim91]

forexglobal.net
good domain name for forex business , forex and global are high value keywords and widely used
godaddy Domain Appraisals 1,300$

 

[Tauseef7866]

yupmoney.com
Because this domain can used in many purposes like ,
money,yupmoney,banknote,bankroll,bill,bread,bucks,capital,cash,check,chips,coin,coinage,dough,finances,fund,funds,gold,gravy,greenback

 

[Joe N]

Folks, just a little food for thought:

If your domain names can be easily sold for $5,000+ then you should already be getting offers in this range.

 

[Esiri Toneh]

Vissuals.com but its best for end user

 

[Anthony Davis]

Aqqus.com
I consider it to sell $5000 or a little lesser because this can easily be picked up by a new or emerging tech company ready to launch a new product into the market

 

[BrandEntrance.com]

With all due respect, what is the purpose of this? It seems like just another way to peddle our wares and there doesn't seem to be any quantitative back-up to appraisals, like comp sales. It's such a crapshoot because a domain ultimately is worth whatever a buyer will pay.
BUT - while I'm here, I'll pose a question. Hyphens? I never touch them. Or go to any website that has one. Does anyone think they're valuable? I have a friend who develops sites and swears by them.
Thanks

Standard practice in Germany to separate words with hyphens.

Scandinavians love the bindestreck as well. It denotes the joining of two words in their own right. We join several words together in speech.
The Detective Bureau would be Detektivbyrån. Not to do so would be a grammatical error du to separation of words called särskrivning (apart writing). Words that are compounded in Swedish are not in English.

For capitalised words it looks like this.
Norwegian Swedish would be Norsk-Svensk so in this case it would be wrong to remove the bindestreck hyphen.

Same in German as these are Germanic rules. Swedish is a North Germanic Language (ett nordtyskt språk).

 

[BrandEntrance.com]

It's not the TLD of Sweden (which is .se). It's a privately-owned subdomain under .se marketed that like a TLD, but it isn't.
CentralNic specialize in this kind of thing. But they are worthless.
If you are confused, then this is the aim

With respect I would have to disagree.

More and more companies are embracing the Swedish letters ÅÄÖ and using them in their domain names. Then they use AAO for their english versions if there is an international customer circle. Previously everybody was awkwardly spelling swedish words with aao and while kinda funny it just gets ridiculous after a while and threatens the language.

http://www.com.se/

This is a new site to me but I know that companies like to present themselves as Swedish and they might start using this more and more. I will probably register a few names here.

They nailed it when they say

HITTA DOMÄNEN DU ALLTID VELAT REGISTRERA!

Find the domain you always wanted to register.

I dare say it's no different than supporting your country in football.

.KOM.SE would be even better for Scandinavia and Germany but the French would probably complain... what with Brexit and everything... well...