Valuations
Domain Name Valuation
Enter any domain name to instantly receive an estimated market value and a detailed breakdown of the factors that drive it.
Estimates are based on publicly observable domain characteristics. Actual sale prices vary based on market demand, buyer intent, and negotiation.
Other Domain Valuation Tools
Our tool gives you an instant structural estimate, but professional domain investors often cross-reference multiple sources. Here are the most widely used domain appraisal tools and what each one is best for.
GoDaddy Domain Appraisals
Most PopularGoDaddy's appraisal engine is one of the most widely used in the industry. It uses machine learning trained on millions of historical domain sales to generate an estimated market value. Best for getting a quick data-driven baseline on .com and other mainstream TLDs.
Estibot
Data-DrivenEstibot is a long-standing automated appraisal platform that factors in search volume, CPC (cost-per-click) data, comparable sales, and domain age. It's a favourite among domain investors who want keyword-demand signals baked into the estimate.
NameBio
Sales DatabaseNameBio is not an appraisal tool per se — it's the largest publicly available database of historical domain sales. Search for domains similar to yours to see what buyers actually paid. Invaluable for validating any automated estimate with real market data.
Sedo Domain Appraisal
Broker-GradeSedo is one of the world's largest domain marketplaces and offers both automated and expert human appraisals. Their paid human appraisal service is useful for high-value domains where you need a defensible valuation for negotiations or legal purposes.
DomainIndex
Keyword-FocusedDomainIndex focuses heavily on keyword value, search traffic, and commercial intent. It's particularly useful for exact-match or keyword-rich domains where organic search potential is a major component of the domain's value.
Pro Tip: Use Multiple Tools
No single automated tool is definitive. Domain value is ultimately set by what a motivated buyer will pay. Cross-referencing two or three tools — and checking NameBio for real sale comps — gives you the most reliable picture before buying or listing a domain.
How We Score Domains
TLD / Extension
30 ptsThe extension is the single biggest value driver. .com leads, followed by .io, .ai, .co, and .net.
Length
25 ptsShorter domains are rarer, easier to type, and more memorable. Under 5 characters is exceptional.
Pronounceability
20 ptsDomains that are easy to say out loud spread faster by word of mouth and are easier to recall.
Hyphens
15 ptsHyphens reduce clarity and trust. Clean, hyphen-free domains are always preferred by buyers.
Numbers
10 ptsNumbers introduce ambiguity (is it "4" or "four"?). Pure-letter domains command higher prices.