Domain names · valuation · investing
Find out what a domain is actually worth
A first reading of the letters not a guaranteed sale. Judge quality, skip leftovers, then check history and marks.
Check a domainWhat you can do here
Check a nameScore, range, and a plain report: strengths, weaknesses, who might buy it.
Learn the marketFlipping, leasing, expired names, trademarks, and why cheap books fail.
Judge qualityLength, extension, brand, and a past you can explain — not a DR screenshot.
Stay out of troubleSnapshots and marks before you bid. A pretty name with a dirty past is not an asset.
Start with these guides
How we score a domainWhat the checker measures — and what it refuses to see.
What actually determines valueThe string plus demand.
How to check historySnapshots, Lookup, marks — links last.
How to flip without collecting leftoversA spread, not a lifestyle.
Why most domain investments failLeftovers, fashion, and fear of dropping.
Trademarks and UDRPHow not to buy legal trouble.
How valuation works
The checker reads the structure of the name and returns a range plus an explanation. It does not see Wayback, backlinks, or trademarks. First filter, then verify how we score.
Estimates are not sale prices and not an offer to buy. Two similar names can sell for very different amounts.