What is your domain
actually worth?
Enter a domain for an estimated value and range. Review comparable sales, the evidence behind the estimate, and its limits before you decide.
Your first 3 price reports are free - no account needed. See a worked example first - no typing, no account.
How it works
Enter a domain to see its estimated value, a low-to-high range, and the strength of the available evidence.
Inspect the name's scored factors and supporting recorded sales. When close comparables are missing, treat the estimate with more caution.
Save an appraisal in this browser, compare domain names, or share a certificate of the recorded result. Sign in to manage your plan and appraisal allowance.
Built for
- BuyersWeighing an offer
- SellersConsidering an asking price
- Portfolio ownersDeciding which names deserve closer research
What this is not
An estimate is a starting point for research, not a guaranteed sale price. Buyer demand, negotiation, and rights to a name still need your judgment.
Reference edition
Published appraisals
Every published appraisal is a deterministic estimate with factor scores and comparable sales, and anyone can rerun it.
Accuracy, measured
We don’t ask you to take the numbers on faith. Every methodology revision is back-tested against held-out real sales before it can ship, and the full error table is public - median error, hit rates, and bias, reproducible from the committed evaluation set.
The proof ledger
Certificate and integrity check
A matching digest shows that a record's contents match its supplied hash. It does not establish who issued it, the domain's sale price, or the estimate's accuracy.
Rerunning the same domain with the same methodology, reference time, data, and settings produces the same result. Updates can change the estimate.
Every methodology revision is graded against held-out real sales before it ships. The full error table is public - median error, hit rates, and the misses.
Your registry computes a chain of certificate digests in this browser. A matching digest checks the record's contents; it does not establish the issuer's identity or the accuracy of its valuation.
a deterministic specimen from the reference edition, rendered live - not a screenshot