domain valuation tools

[YourMum]

are there any good domain valuation tools?

i got a few 6 character .com's that i want valuing (all PR 0, one is 9 years old), but all the domain appraisal sites i find are shit.

 

[SkySEO]

i'm finding it too

 

[Tro Shi]

Yeah, a program isn't going to be able to correctly evaluate a website.

 

[seo-service]

Yeah, There are many tools, You can google it and find out. But i guess it will not shown up exactly.

Thanks

 

[Scififisher]

Godaddy has a tool that will estimate the value of your domain. I think you may have to pay a fee.

 

[denova]

yeah...the paid services are going to be better

 

[lotsofads]

Estibot and Valuate.com are decent gauges for domain appraisals.

 

[hoobastank68]

Sedo is by far the best you can go with for appraisals but in the end you never know what someone will be willing to pay for the domain depending on a case by case scenario.

 

[Nohel]

Most of the high end domainers use estibot.com...it's pretty good.

 

[lothos]

Most of the high end domainers use estibot.com...it's pretty good.

Most of the domainers I know don't put much faith in automated appraisal tools.

 

[jkwilson78]

Estibot is pretty much the best automated tool.

Some of the big domainer forums have sections where you can post your domains to get people's opinion on what they are worth. I've done this and combined it with the automated tools to get a very rough range of what you can expect to sell a domain for.

 

[mchmch]

They are worthless.

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

Estibot and Valuate are a joke. They tend to vastly over value domains, sometimes by 10x what you'll actually get on the open market.

 

[Reseller]

the real value is when you match the person who need it with your domain

 

[emalker]

estibot can tell the value but it is a software/machine....... domain valuation is in the eyes of buyers, you need to find the right buyer to get more value of your domain name.

 

[martinrush]

I'm finding it, too. There are many ways to search for it but not easy to find a person who need need the domain.

 

[9xdesigns]

estibot will do but i am pretty sure that its not accurate. your best bet would be to get manual domain appraisal by experienced domain sellers. yeah there will some cost involved, but you get real at least closest value of the domain

 

[Francisjoe]

net peak checker will make you the right choice

 

[laner]

i use estibot for valuation checks.

 

[pocketrockets]

I like to use dnsaleprice.com -- it's a data base history of all domain reported sales.

Also, checking dnjournal.com for reported sales is helpful in determining what similar domains have sold for. Just remember a very small percentage of domains are reported to the public -- most are private transactions.