advice Value of LLLLL.com?

[wealthtaker101]

So I own about 30-40 LLLLL.com or 5L.com that Im trying to sell and wanted to know the true value of these type of domains?

Please share any opinions you may have

 

[iowadawg]

There is a thread about the value of 5 letter domains.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/is-it-time-to-sell-buy-or-hold-llll-coms.863802/page-3#post-5024785

 

[wealthtaker101]

There is a thread about the value of 5 letter domains.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/is-it-time-to-sell-buy-or-hold-llll-coms.863802/page-3#post-5024785

Thanks for the reply but went and saw the post and thats more about 4L domains. Very little information on 5L domains. Thanks though

 

[Dominic Belley]

Random 5L are only worth reg.fees because there are so many still avaible for registration.

5L word or derived words can have some value as brandable names. But its on a case by case basis.

 

[wealthtaker101]

@DoumB21 Thanks for your advice

 

[sin]

If it is truly easy to say and remember then the chances of an end user purchasing it increase. (And I would be willing to pay more as a reseller)
Podan for example a 5L could sound like POD an, or Po Dan; it's pronounceable but has room for error or confusion. Locka is a 5L which I can't figure out a way to say it wrong and seems to me like a much better 5L than the other.

 

[Domainzy]

I confirm what @DoumB21 said. There is no guaranteed 'floor' price like 4, 3, 2 letter domains.

However... I can drop you a tip... if your 5 letter .coms contain a full word + a prefix or suffix it has value. Depending on the 'word' and what 'industry' your word relates to, will determine the value. Example i tried to get Fluza.com (Flu + za suffix) yesterday but was out bid. Great name for a flu medicine brand.

Because 5 letters limit what words you can use because of the length, this is why they have value.. they are rare. You can only use 2, 3, and 4 letter words + a short suffix.. which is very limiting.

If you are talking about 5 letter words that just happen to be pronounceable like Zaxxy... then the value is not as guaranteed value as if it contained a known word.

Hope that helps, Cheers!

 

[wealthtaker101]

@sin Thanks man

 

[wealthtaker101]

I confirm what @DoumB21 said. There is no guaranteed 'floor' price like 4, 3, 2 letter domains.

However... I can drop you a tip... if your 5 letter .coms contain a full word + a prefix or suffix it has value. Depending on the 'word' and what 'industry' your word relates to, will determine the value. Example i tried to get Fluza.com (Flu + za suffix) yesterday but was out bid. Great name for a flu medicine brand.

Because 5 letters limit what words you can use because of the length, this is why they have value.. they are rare. You can only use 2, 3, and 4 letter words + a short suffix.. which is very limiting.

If you are talking about 5 letter words that just happen to be pronounceable like Zaxxy... then the value is not as guaranteed value as if it contained a known word.

Hope that helps, Cheers!

Wow thanks you brought on a different perspective I didnt think of. Great advice!

 

[namethreads.com]

Most are worth around reg fee at the moment.

 

[Nerevar]

It really depends on their quality, on whether they sound natural and nice. I would tend to disagree that having a root word in them helps, unless the suffix / prefix is very suitable.