Where to hire an appraiser for my 80 domain portfolio?

[kidalex]

I have about 80 domains at this point and I'm looking for someone who can realistically tell me what they are worth if I was to sell them now and how to sell them.

I'm not looking for a $200/domain analysis. I just want someone with experience in the business to give me a ball park on them. How much would that run me?

 

[domainer111]

Okay are they getting any traffic? Thats the most objective appraiser going. The real value is coming from the type-ins.

Or as Frank has said, the prospect of traffic via development/branding i.e. really cool names.

The first is objective, the second more subjective.

 

[Fewski]

Paying for domain appraisals is more of a personal opinion. A lot of people can get close to what they could sell for... but it might takes months, or a year to sell it at that price.

You could post the domains here in the appraisal section and get multiple appraisals to get an 'average appraisal'... for free.

 

[jacal1]

Better to educate yourself:
1. Look at comparable sales on namebio
2. Check out appraisals done here, esp by people who know.
3. Look at results of auctions at moniker and elsewhere
4. Look what people are buying names for in sales threads here

 

[kidalex]

None of the domains have any significant traffic but all of them are short, mainly two letter words that are easy to remember and spell. Domain names are not about just traffic nowdays.

 

[jacal1]

Clicked on your sig...you have some very nice ones in there...also some junk. The best ones are the ones where its hard to quickly think of an appropriate alternative word pairing and there is a clear product or service.

 

[champ_rock]

None of the domains have any significant traffic but all of them are short, mainly two letter words that are easy to remember and spell. Domain names are not about just traffic nowdays.

some nice ones with .. i dont know but those "i" prefix domains are really a craze these days

also, i particularly like digitalfling.com has a great feel of brandability about it