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The domain appraisal of record

Validation

Every claim on this site is checkable: the error rate is measured on held-out sales, the engine is deterministic, and any certificate can be recomputed by the person you send it to.

Back-tested against real sales

The active methodology (rev 4.9) is scored on 174 price-verified domain sales held out from a corpus of 933 records - sales the model never saw. On the strict generalization cut (the subject's own recorded sale withheld) median absolute error is 85.5% and 28.7% of estimates land within a factor of two; on the like-for-like cut those become 42.9% and 63.2%. The conservative figure is the one to plan against. The full table, including where the model is weakest, is public.

See the measured accuracy

Deterministic by construction

Same domain, same answer, every time: the engine scores 200+ structured signals with no randomness and no wall-clock inputs, and CI gates enforce that property on every change. Any number on this site can be reproduced by running the same appraisal again.

Read the method and parameters

Certificates anyone can check

A locked-in price becomes a numbered certificate that cannot be quietly edited. Anyone you send it to can recompute the number themselves - no account, no trust in us required.

Check a certificate

A worked example, end to end

A real sealed certificate from the reference edition, shown read-only: the price, the factor scores, and the public check anyone can run against it.

Walk through the example