Anything else like domainprices.co.uk

[KarlM]

Hi All,

Are there any other sites like domain prices dot co dot uk, i used to use it as a good tool to show buyers so they can see relevant .co.uk domain sale prices.

However now it is not updated and also has a link to a free automated Appraisal tool that is not great.

Thanks

Karl

 

[Sam]

Hi All,

Are there any other sites like domain prices dot co dot uk, i used to use it as a good tool to show buyers so they can see relevant .co.uk domain sale prices.

However now it is not updated and also has a link to a free automated Appraisal tool that is not great.

Thanks

Karl

Yes dnpric.es

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[Skinner]

dnjournal has plenty but no dedicated uk links.

 

[atlas]

I have scraped data previously and now use RSS to keep my database up to date.
It is almost specifically UK domains.

http://seemly.co.uk/domains/prices

I don't pretend it couldn't benefit from further development, but at least it works and is up to date.

Very cool - thanks!

 

[Edwin]

I have scraped data previously and now use RSS to keep my database up to date.
It is almost specifically UK domains.

http://seemly.co.uk/domains/prices

I don't pretend it couldn't benefit from further development, but at least it works and is up to date.

That's a really handy resource, thank you. The last column doesn't seem to be quite in date order, though - all the Sedo stuff is below the other listings. Is that deliberate, because the source of the sales data is less reliable?

 

[KarlM]

I have scraped data previously and now use RSS to keep my database up to date.
It is almost specifically UK domains.

http://seemly.co.uk/domains/prices

I don't pretend it couldn't benefit from further development, but at least it works and is up to date.

Brilliant thanks for this , great site


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[ian]

That's a really handy resource, thank you. The last column doesn't seem to be quite in date order, though - all the Sedo stuff is below the other listings. Is that deliberate, because the source of the sales data is less reliable?

I found that, but clicking the date column fixes it.

 

[Edwin]

Fab, ta!