What are the websites to check the domain valuation?

[Tejpal Choudhary]

Hello All,
Last night I was searching for some domains and I really find some fresh domains look like premium ones. The domains are of 2 words with one main keywords. The domains are still unregistered and your advise also needed to check the valuation. I will share some of the domains that I found last night with you. Here are some of the domains - expireddomainsconsultancy(dot)com, makemoneymanagement(dot)com, premiumandroid(dot)com.
If you have the websites to check the valuation of the domains please let me know.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Kuffy]

Well estibot is the one that most people seem to quote. I've just picked up remortgagefees.com and it values that at $12,000, so I'd be careful about their valuation. I only paid eight and a half dollars for it.

 

[Nerevar]

1. There is no reliable automatic valuation of domains. Newbies tend to use Estibot.com but it's just as unreliable as anything else. You can get better results in valuation by asking experienced domainers.
2. If you have found something good and unregistered, do not post it - people will register it before you do.
3. Those domains that you mention have no resale value. Too long and specialized.

 

[Kuffy]

I agree with Nerevar. In addition I would comment that the plural kills the limited use of the first one. The second one is too clumsy - "make money" is good, and so is "money management", but the three words don't sit well together. The third one might have some use if you wanted to sell premium android apps.

 

[Tejpal Choudhary]

Thank you Kuffy And Nervar for your valuable answers. It will help me a lot

 

[Tejpal Choudhary]

What your views on the value of existingjobs(dot)com (registered domain)?

 

[hawkeye]

What your views on the value of existingjobs(dot)com (registered domain)?

What purpose would there be in 'existing jobs'? People are looking for available jobs, not ones that exist. Grace delete it. See no value.

 

[Tejpal Choudhary]

Thank you brother. Actually, I got the offer from the owner of the domain. That's why, I have asked.

 

[satyadeep singh]

where can you search this domain?

 

[frank-germany]

in short:
the shorter - the better

if you need to scroll
to read the end of the name
--> it's to long !

 

[Tejpal Choudhary]

where can you search this domain?

No specific website, just giving a hand with the help articles on Google.

 

[Tejpal Choudhary]

in short:
the shorter - the better

if you need to scroll
to read the end of the name
--> it's to long !

Point noted! Thanks