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What is my domain portfolio worth?
Enter your average monthly profit and get a free estimate from real sales on our marketplace — in seconds, with the sales it is based on. No sign-up needed.
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What moves the price
Why two similar assets sell for different prices
The estimate starts from real sales; these points move your price up or down from there.
Typical price (rule of thumb)
Often a wholesale price per name
Portfolios sell below retail per name; the best names, renewal costs and any income decide the total.
Raises the price
- A few premium names in the mix
- Low renewal costs
- Sales history
- Theme or niche that fits one buyer
Lowers the price
- Many names renewing soon
- Trademark risks
- Low-quality or hand-registered filler
- Spread over many registrars
How it works
How we value a domain portfolio
Buyers usually price domain portfolios on their average monthly profit. We compare your number with recent sales of similar ones on our marketplace — the closest first — and show you exactly which sales we used.
- Real sales, not guesses
- The sales behind every estimate are shown
- Gets sharper with every completed deal
Behind the estimate
The numbers buyers will ask you for
Have them ready — ideally verified — before you list.
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Names & extensions
Good: Mostly .com
Quality beats quantity.
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Yearly renewal cost
Good: Low per name
Renewals are the portfolio's running cost.
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Past sales
Good: Sell-through history
Shows how often names from it sell.
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Parking income
Good: Any
Type-in traffic that earns.
Benchmarks are rules of thumb from public sales. Your niche and numbers decide the real price.
Raise your value
Before you sell: four steps to a better price
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Before you list
Export your list
Names, extensions, expiry and renewal prices.
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Before you list
Drop the weakest names
A tighter portfolio sells better.
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When you list
Prove ownership
DNS proof on your best names.
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At the hand-over
Bulk push
Account-to-account pushes save days.
Questions
About the valuation
Still have a question?
How accurate is the estimate?
It is a range based on real sales of similar assets. Growth, traffic quality, risk and what is included can move the final price either way — buyers make the last call.
Does it cost anything?
No. The valuation is free and you do not need an account. Only listing your asset has a small fee, shown before you pay. Deals up to $10,000 pay no success fee. Deals above $10,000 pay a 5% success fee on the sale price, paid by the seller. The fee is never more than $5,000 per deal. The listing fee the seller paid for that listing is taken off the success fee. With escrow it is deducted in the escrow transaction; otherwise an invoice follows when the deal completes. The fee is shown in the deal terms before anyone agrees.
How do I get the best price for my domain portfolio?
Verify ownership and your numbers, answer every question in the form and explain why you are selling — complete, verified listings get more and better offers.
Where do the example prices come from?
From completed sales on digiflippers.com and public market data. Recent sales are listed in the sold archive.
How are online businesses valued?
Usually as a multiple of the average monthly profit of the last 6–12 months. Growth, stable traffic, little work each week and verified numbers push the multiple up.
What lowers the price buyers will pay?
Recent drops in traffic or revenue, one single traffic source, a lot of the owner’s own time, platform-rule risks and numbers without proof.
Is the valuation a promise of the sale price?
No. It is an estimate from similar sales. The final price is agreed between you and the buyer.
How can I raise my asset's value before selling?
Document how it runs, reduce the time it needs, fix obvious problems, keep three months of steady numbers and verify them. A clean hand-over plan also adds value.
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