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How to value a website

by jeskola
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Hey guys,

How do you work out the cost of your website if you wanted to sell it?

Say it made a consistent daily average for around 8 months of $50 with traffic averaging around 600 visits a day and a list of 3000 emails (37% average response to emails) - what would it be worth if selling it?

Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Adie
    Originally Posted by jeskola View Post

    Hey guys,

    How do you work out the cost of your website if you wanted to sell it?

    Say it made a consistent daily average for around 8 months of $50 with traffic averaging around 600 visits a day and a list of 3000 emails (37% average response to emails) - what would it be worth if selling it?

    Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author jeskola
      Wow - good site.

      it said $25,520.00 , not bad.
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  • Profile picture of the author nuaru
    Website Valuations and Appraisals, Value a Blog, Domain or other online Business
    I don't think so that it's the best way to estimate, I mean I don't trust any valuation tool. I prefer trust to human being. It depends on a lot of factors and I'm doubt that estimation tool can take all into consideration.
    Anyway you should try to estimate it there, but I highly reccomend you to contact a specialist.
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  • Profile picture of the author BingeSite
    for any business a good rule of thumb (as a buyer of offline asset based businesses) is this:

    you see Cashflow/yr (which is revenue minus expenses) and multiply by 3 to sell. When investors look for a good deal they are looking at less than cashflow x 2. Then its immediate sale.
    However sometimes businesses cannot be evaluated simply upon financial. For example, stackoverflow or facebook (when it had no revenue) then its the potential of the business itself
    that is the selling point. You can't value IP the same way as you would value say a bakery or mobile shop. The value is ethereal.

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  • Profile picture of the author kaytav
    Try Valuate.com - Free domain name appraisals or EstiBot.com - Free Domain Appraisal and Domain Productivity Tools
    These are very common sites .
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