Achley.com $25,659
Nice one. I have had DowJons.com - Dynadot value was $25K but later it was automatically repriced.
Fun idea!
Unpant.com - $11249
Nah. They dont give you idea if domain have any value.
Just a guess, but are we talking about a coined non-dictionary word curated for atom? That's a little bit different because most of those names are going to get a low value. That doesnโt mean theyโre worthlessโit just means the algorithms canโt measure things like creativity, brandability, or how well the name fits a specific niche.
.GPT answer?Just a guess, but are we talking about a coined non-dictionary word curated for atom? That's a little bit different because most of those names are going to get a low value. That doesnโt mean theyโre worthlessโit just means the algorithms canโt measure things like creativity, brandability, or how well the name fits a specific niche.
At the end of the day, a domain is only as valuable as the person who wants it. One buyer might shrug it off, while another might see it as the perfect fit. NameBioโs great for looking at real past sales to get a sense of market pricing. It seems the best way to have value in your domains is to just recycle the old names
So here is a rephrasing - most tools will at least give you an idea of a strong value domain.
I'm curious of names that carry a perfect 10 score on Atom. Thread-worthy?
No that's my question to you and partial answer to my original response.
No worries on providing real life example. I do not disagree with you, which is why I needed to rephrase my statement. I hand reg some coined or maybe even made up domains sometimes. In fact, I registered one today - infranovi.com. As you know this will likely be zero on any appraisal search. However, I like it and I think it has great meaning novi - innovate/new so I believe it has good value. Someone else may not agree and think it has no value.
