Domain investing guides

Make the calculator inputs more meaningful.

Short, practical explanations for the choices behind each result. Use them to challenge assumptions before spending money or setting a price.

Domain quality

Is my domain name good?

Use a 100-point test for clarity, spelling, memorability, extension fit, commercial use, buyer breadth, trust, history, and legal risk.

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Valuation

How to value a domain name

Separate investor liquidity from patient end-user pricing. Review extension fit, clarity, commercial use, buyer depth, comparable sales, and legal risk before setting expectations.

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Profitability

Calculate domain flip profit

Include purchase cost, renewals, commissions, payment fees, and other expenses. Then compare sale prices and holding periods.

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Renewals

Renew or drop a domain

Treat every renewal as a new purchase. Compare the fee with buyer evidence, revenue, expected net price, and required sale odds.

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Cash flow

Test parking break-even

Start with measured traffic. Test click rate, click value, owner share, and invalid traffic. Compare annual income with the renewal fee.

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Portfolio

Calculate sell-through rate

Connect eligible inventory with expected sales. Include average net price, renewals, drops, and new purchases.

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How the numbers work

Read the assumptions and limitations.

Our methodology page explains each model in plain language, including what the current version cannot verify automatically.

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