discuss Which valuation tool is your go-to?

[HeroNames]

Hi Guys,

Which valuation tool do you use most/trust most based on initial valuation Vs actual sale price experience -

GDad
Freevaluator
Estibot
Other

Whilst I appreciate valuation isnt as valuable as actual sale prices, does anyone use valuation in buying research or just past similar sales?

 

[NoBS]

Only namebio for comparable sales

 

[stewmath]

Only namebio for comparable sales

That ^

Also dnpric.es

 

[HeroNames]

That ^

Also dnpric.es

Also a big fan of this..

 

[kite26]

Your brain and similar past sales. Also, archive.org and hosterstats.com for domain history are highly recommended.

 

[Premiums]

estib0t sucks

 

[bobbarato]

Silentptnr

 

[D Haynes]

Namebio is probably the way forward when you're starting out but as you become more experienced your brain becomes the best tool.

 

[ikhub]

I use my wife's temper to valuate my domains. Usually she thinks I am just another loser like most of the namepros guyz here wasting money, and her temper soars when she hears a new name. I don't renew the domains when her temper is too high on hearing a new name and hold the domains when her temper is a bit low on hearing a name.

 

[bmugford]

I don't trust any automated appraisal tool as far as a valuation goes, but a tool like Estibot is very helpful to filter through domain lists.

The best real world appraisals are actual sales. I would say NameBio.com is the best there.

Brad

 

[dcember]

Anyone using the new GoDaddy tool?

 

[HeroNames]

I use my wife's temper to valuate my domains. Usually she thinks I am just another loser like most of the namepros guyz here wasting money, and her temper soars when she hears a new name. I don't renew the domains when her temper is too high on hearing a new name and hold the domains when her temper is a bit low on hearing a name.

This is hilarious and on penning my first post a few days ago she peered over my shoulder on the laptop and screamed - haven't you got anything better to do you loser!

When I flip a biggie and drop $200 on the kitchen table and tell her to spoil herself, she wont be laughing then..