Valuation desk — name only

What is my domain worth?

This prices the name on its own — what it would sell for with no website attached. Three sale channels, each with a likely range, from a model fitted on reported domain sales.

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Check the domain

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Inside the report

Three sections about one string.

The report is a document rather than a number: what the model made of the name, what was measured off it to get there, and what the registry says today — each section tagged with where its figures came from.

How the estimates are calculated
  1. 01

    Sale channels

    Modelled

    Fast sale, marketplace listing and broker-assisted sale, drawn on one shared scale with a likely range each.

  2. 02

    The name

    Measured

    Length, extension, composition and script. These are the only inputs the price model reads.

  3. 03

    Registration

    Registry

    Whether the name is registered right now, asked separately and kept out of the figures.

Two questions, two tools

A name and the website running on it are different assets, and they sell in different markets. The desk values both.

The name alone

This page

What is the domain worth?

For domain investors, and for anyone holding a name with nothing built on it. Three sale-channel estimates — fast sale, marketplace, brokered — modelled from reported domain sales. No live site required.

The whole website

What would the site sell for?

For owners, buyers and the curious. The audience, revenue and owner earnings are estimated from public evidence, a sale multiple is applied, and the name's own value stands underneath as a floor.

Estimate a whole website

The report covers

  • Three sale channels, each with a likely range
  • The string itself — length, extension and word structure
  • What the registry says about the name today

It does not cover

  • Traffic, revenue, or anything a live site earns
  • What the domain used to be, and what that history is worth
  • What one unusually motivated buyer might pay

Ranges are wide on purpose. Domain sales are thin and buyer-specific: a name worth little on the open market can be worth a great deal to one particular buyer, and a model reading the string alone cannot see which.