4 letter domains

[KJREDDY247@]

are they still valuable, i mean about the 4 letter top TLD domains?

.com, .net and .org

 

[twaen]

.coms are today sold at few hundred $. Way cheaper than they used to.

Now if you have gold.com, that's going to be worth a pile of cash. But of you have gxzq .com or whatever instead, not so much. I often see them listed at $300 etc, with almost no bids.

.net and .org are obviously valued less. it depends on what a client might believe it is worth. From zero to... something.

Side note there are no free LLLL .com domains, but you might still find some with a number or two. Not really valuable.

 

[seocrab]

4-letter .com domains are selling around the $300 mark at the moment:

 

[Pro Proxies]

Still depends. Prices are wide still for these 4 letter domains. There are a lot of resources online on whether which has more value over the other.

 

[KJREDDY247@]

I mean even when the domain previous history is not so good, and if I am getting for less than 30$ is it worth?

 

[KJREDDY247@]

.coms are today sold at few hundred $. Way cheaper than they used to.

Now if you have gold.com, that's going to be worth a pile of cash. But of you have gxzq .com or whatever instead, not so much. I often see them listed at $300 etc, with almost no bids.

.net and .org are obviously valued less. it depends on what a client might believe it is worth. From zero to... something.

Side note there are no free LLLL .com domains, but you might still find some with a number or two. Not really valuable.

ok, got it. But somewhere in my mind I still have a thought I can resell those 4 letter domains some higher value even if I maintain with a decent regular basic website.

 

[twaen]

ok, got it. But somewhere in my mind I still have a thought I can resell those 4 letter domains some higher value even if I maintain with a decent regular basic website.

It really depends on your buyer, and some luck.

You can build a decent website on about any domain, not just 4-letter. The value will then reside from the traffic, rather than the domain itself.

You're confusing things a bit here. Otherwise yes, if you hang on dearly to those domains you might get more after some years, but not necessarily a large sum.

 

[pravinlpatel]

.COM is way to go add value like trust, ctr from user perspective.

For example,

ABC.com will get better ctr than ABC.in or ABC.org

 

[Area 51 Man]

Hi bro, the .com extension is the most widely known and the most widely used. If your customers don’t know your exact web address, there’s a good chance they’ll type in .com while searching for you. Using .net vs .com makes that harder.

Best regards.