Broker-assisted sale$34,800$23,100 – $46,500Negotiated end-user sale
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The name
Measured
northstar.com
Length
9 characters
Extension
.com
Composition
Letters
Script
ASCII
These are the inputs the price model reads: the string itself, its length,
extension and word structure. Who holds the name and what it carries are not in
the figures.
Checked against the registry separately, when the report loads. The answer does
not change any of the figures above, and this lookup finished without one, which is not the same thing as available.
Prepared by the HumbleWorth valuation desk · 30 September 2026 · the name alone, from reported
sales, an estimate rather than an appraisal
Next step
Registration status for northstar.com could not be confirmed.
The registry did not answer. Whether it is listed for sale is a separate question, and
still worth checking.
Estimates come from a model fitted on reported domain sales, adjusted for the name’s
length, TLD, and word structure. Ranges are wide because 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. Nothing here accounts for trademarks, existing traffic, or an
individual buyer’s circumstances.
Recent auctions that have closed are published separately, with the price each one
finished at, so an estimate can be compared against what names are actually going for.
It also cannot see what the domain used to be. A former website's traffic, links or
reputation can be worth more than the name, and a bad history can be worth less than
nothing, and neither is in the figures above. On the GoDaddy closes where we can
measure it, names arriving with a real backlink profile closed at more than twice the
price of bare names, and the model rated 90% of them at $0.
If a live website is running on this name, the name is only part of the answer. The
website estimate reads the site itself and values the whole operation, with these
name-only figures as its floor.
Scored against 2,812 auctions we watched close, 31% of the auction estimates the model
priced above zero landed within a factor of two of the closing price. The marketplace
and brokerage figures have no such test behind them. Read any of the three as a
position in a queue rather than as a valuation.