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An appraisal is a starting point, not a verdict. These four steps turn the estimate into a pricing and selling decision you can act on.
Enter your domain above to get a value range, a six-factor scorecard, comparable sales, and a written investment thesis in seconds.
The low-to-high range reflects wholesale (fast sale) to retail (patient, end-user buyer). Where you price within it depends on how quickly you want to sell.
A domain can be worth $20,000 on paper and sit unsold for two years. The liquidity note tells you whether to expect weeks or months on market.
Price near the low end for a fast auction sale, the middle for a marketplace listing, and the high end for direct outbound to a named end user.
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Enter it above to get an instant data-backed estimate: a value range, a six-factor scorecard, comparable sales, and an investment thesis. The range spans wholesale (fast sale) to retail (patient end-user buyer).
Wholesale is what a domain fetches in a fast auction or to another investor. Retail is what an end user pays when they specifically want that name. Most domains sell somewhere between the two, depending on how patient the seller is.
It depends on liquidity and your holding cost. If the appraisal flags high liquidity and a clear buyer pool, listing now often makes sense. If liquidity is low, holding for the right end user usually returns more — but you carry the renewal cost.
Afternic, Sedo, Dan.com, and GoDaddy Auctions reach the most buyers. For a fast sale, an auction with a reserve at the low end of your range works; for maximum return, a fixed-price marketplace listing plus direct outreach to likely end users.
Estimates are for informational purposes only and are not financial, investment, or legal advice.