Free Domain Appraisal

Type a domain and get the price it would likely sell for - based on recorded sales, not guesses. Your first three price reports are free, no card needed.

Appraise a domain free

No signup to start. The same domain always returns the same price.

What a free appraisal includes

• Eight scored factors - length, TLD strength, brandability, keyword demand, pronounceability, memorability, search footprint, and legal clarity, each scored 0-100 with the scoring rules published.
• Comparable recorded sales - the closest real sales the model priced your domain against, so you can judge the number yourself.
• A published value range - a low/fair/high interval, not just a single point estimate.

How the price is computed

The appraisal is deterministic: the same input always produces the same output, with no random or time-dependent factors. Every appraisal is priced against a curated corpus of recorded domain sales, and the methodology - including the full parameter sheet - is public.

1. Read the valuation factors and methodology to see exactly what the model counts.
2. Check the measured accuracy page - the model is back-tested against held-out real sales, and the error table is public.

What the report says about the number

A free appraisal is a full report, not a teaser: the fair value, the low and high bounds around it, a confidence reading, the eight factor scores with the rule behind each, and the recorded sales the model priced the name against. If the range is wide, the report says why - usually thin comparable evidence for that name class - rather than hiding it behind a single figure.

Is the free domain appraisal really free?

Yes. Your first three price reports are free with no card and no signup to start. Paid plans exist for higher volumes and every plan has a hard monthly cap, so there is no tier that quietly meters you.

How accurate is it?

Accuracy is measured, not asserted. The live methodology is back-tested against held-out recorded sales and the full error table - median error, factor-of-two and factor-of-three hit rates, and bias - is published on the accuracy page and updated with each methodology revision. Domain prices are heavy-tailed, so the site reports error distributions rather than a single accuracy percentage; anyone quoting one number for a domain appraisal tool is compressing a distribution.

Can I appraise a domain I do not own?

Yes. Any well-formed domain can be appraised, whether or not it is registered or listed for sale. The report states which recorded sales it was priced against, so a buyer and a seller looking at the same name see the same evidence.

See the evidence before you type a name

• A worked example - a real appraisal and certificate, no account needed.
• Published appraisals - the index of every domain appraisal page, each with its factor scores and comparables.
• Recorded sale analyses - landmark sales such as insurance.com and voice.com read against the model.
• Recorded sales research - review the public evidence overview; row-level search and filters are available on paid plans.
• Domain name patterns - value bands for one-word .com, .io and .ai names, short .ai names and more.

What it costs

Your first three price reports are free with no card. Paid plans exist for higher volumes, and every plan has a hard monthly cap - see pricing.

Get your free appraisal

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Prices on this site are model-derived estimates of what a domain would likely sell for, based on recorded sales. They are opinions, not certified appraisals, and not financial advice. The method - and how wrong it tends to be - is public.