Domain Appraisal Resources

[chris]

We thought we'd create a sticky thread in this forum pointing to some of the best resources for those looking for domain appraisals:

How to Value a Domain Name (https://www.dntrade.com.au/blog/resources/how-to-value-a-domain-name/)

DNTrade Guest Posts (https://www.dntrade.com.au/forums/guest-articles.60/)

Top .AU Domain Name Sales (https://www.dntrade.com.au/blog/resources/top-au-domain-name-sales/)

Note that looking at what doesn't sell is an important as looking at what has!

 

[mirecart]

We thought we'd create a sticky thread in this forum pointing to some of the best resources for those looking for domain appraisals:

How to Value a Domain Name (https://www.dntrade.com.au/blog/resources/how-to-value-a-domain-name/)

DNTrade Guest Posts (https://www.dntrade.com.au/forums/guest-articles.60/)

Top .AU Domain Name Sales (https://www.dntrade.com.au/blog/resources/top-au-domain-name-sales/)

Note that looking at what doesn't sell is an important as looking at what has!

 

[mirecart]

I've based a lot of my purchases on what I've found on Estibot given its a prominent appraisal tool, yet even though it may state that a domain could be valued at $10,000 and above, comments I've had here suggest they have zero value.

Thanks for the links though, its great to see a forum actually provide constructive support and criticism.

 

[Bacon Farmer]

Rule 1 of domaining: never believe estibot.
Rule 2 of domaining: see rule 1.

 

[Data Glasses]

I've based a lot of my purchases on what I've found on Estibot given its a prominent appraisal tool, yet even though it may state that a domain could be valued at $10,000 and above, comments I've had here suggest they have zero value.

Thanks for the links though, its great to see a forum actually provide constructive support and criticism.

Never believe Estibot ...... it only values names on certain metrics that cannot replace experience and the "human" touch