Good free domain appraisals website or service?

[MicrosoftPoints]

I have 18 domains that I want to sell and I want a good free appraisal service that can give me some good estimates. Any ideas?

 

[polocolto]

There isn't such thing as a good free domain appraisal. Your best bet IMO is to post your domain list here or on other forum and ask for users opinions. Or you can pay for sedo(dot)com appraisal.

 

[geteasymoneynow]

There isn't such thing as a good free domain appraisal. Your best bet IMO is to post your domain list here or on other forum and ask for users opinions. Or you can pay for sedo(dot)com appraisal.

That is definatley a way, and you can go on top 20 website calculators and get a value finding the average of all of them

and the best way to find the estimate is, finding out how much you can make from it in a year, that estimate is unbeatable!

 

[hunterhead]

I have been using Namepros lately.

http://www.namepros.com/

NamePros is a free community for domain name owners, buyers and website developers.

Once registered, you can:

• Post your domains for sale or for free appraisals.
• Private message and conduct business with other domain owners and webmasters.
• View member-only forum areas such as 'Legal Issues' and 'Expired Domains' (NOT visible to Google, Yahoo or any search engines.)
• Free access to our searchable archives spanning 7 years and over 2 million forum posts .

 

[MicrosoftPoints]

Alright thanks all I posted on namepros.

 

[BladeMaster]

Try these, Maybe helpfull

Estibot.com
Valuate.com
Namebio.com (Can Search Past Sales)

 

[MicrosoftPoints]

I see. Does anybody on this forum here do appraisals?

 

[gregstereo]

Try these, Maybe helpfull

Estibot.com
Valuate.com
Namebio.com (Can Search Past Sales)

estibot sucks - they used to be so-so, then awhile ago the previous admin managed to sell it off to some assclown and ever since they've totally blown dead bear

I see. Does anybody on this forum here do appraisals?

I can give you some guidance if you want, I have a bit of experience with domaining.

lemme know

peace - gregs.

 

[gregstereo]

and the best way to find the estimate is, finding out how much you can make from it in a year, that estimate is unbeatable!

That's not a bad rule of thumb sometimes but doesn't always apply. A lump of coal of a name in one person's hands can be turned into gold in another person's hand. And vice versa.

 

[newss]

Yeah if you want a realistic valuation to price your domains at, I would go the namepros route or pay for an appraisal.

The automated methods use a formula based on the pagerank, traffic and inbound links, which may or may not present an accurate valuation.

 

[gregstereo]

Yeah if you want a realistic valuation to price your domains at, I would go the namepros route or pay for an appraisal.

The automated methods use a formula based on the pagerank, traffic and inbound links, which may or may not present an accurate valuation.

namepros can be a pretty good reference point

but every paid appraisal service I've seen has blown goats

 

[tvebookdotcom]

the true value of a domain name is determined by the so called buyer and the seller - if a deal is reached then the sale will go trough.

estibot and other so called free domain name ap. websites are crap 100%

Why? here is only 1 example- when poker.org was sold 4 a cool 1 mill $$ the $ value at estibot was only $1500 now they changed it.

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