What Are the Broad Domain Appraisal Guidelines?

[AlexR]

Hi

I've seen so many differences in domain name pricing and was wondering if there are any broad guidelines to determine a price for a domain?

Just look at the crazy swings in prices.

Here they're struggling to get £50.

but here they're getting 10X for very similar domains!

Question 1: How Do You Value L/LL/LLL Domains?

Again, I see crazy swings in price in this category.

Question 2: How Do You Value Other Domains?

What are the broad criteria?

I'd love someone with some experience to share their 2 cents!

Thanks

 

[DJ]

@AlexR you're comparing auctions that have finished to live auctions. Most bidding happens in the final 20 minutes, so it isn't a fair comparison.

 

[AlexR]

@AlexR you're comparing auctions that have finished to live auctions. Most bidding happens in the final 20 minutes, so it isn't a fair comparison.

I get that it will change but I'm looking for broad guidelines.

I.e. what do you expect adored.co.uk, golftimes.co.uk, to close at?

Why is disputes.co.uk much higher as it seems like a great legal domain name.

 

[Jiblob]

I get that it will change but I'm looking for broad guidelines.

I.e. what do you expect adored.co.uk, golftimes.co.uk, to close at?

Why is disputes.co.uk much higher as it seems like a great legal domain name.

Disputes could be good for a domain disputes website. Plus that auction is for .uk and .co.uk as a pair.

adored fetched £271 and golftimes £50.

A domain's worth is in the eye of the beholder.