How to estimate the value of a domain

You can sell them on godaddy.com auctions or flippa.com too. I would go with flippa.com if you have some really desirable names.

Sunil,
To put it bluntly domains are worth what a buyer will pay for them. Obviously the more people fighting to get the domain is good news for you in getter a better price.

Think of a reserve and put them up in either Flippa or Godaddy marketplace and see what the market values them at. Honestly I've had better success with Godaddy auctions, Flippa generally seems to be successful for some BIG time names, not sure exactly where yours stand. You should report back post-sale!

Estibot.com is a great resource for finding domain values.

Yea, I agree tools arent very useful in this case. What would be useful would be past domain sales records, because I could look up how much similarly obscure 4 letter or single word domains have recently sold for.

I have a question about selling domains on flippa... what if I have a domain I want to sell so I put it up for auction to see what people are willing to bid on it... however I don't get any high enough bids that I think my site is worth? Can I pull the domain or do I HAVE to sell it to the highest bidder? Kinda confused on how that works so if someone could enlighten me on the subject I'd appreciate it!

There is no rule of thumb for domain estimation. You can post is to flippa or sedo or similar sites but real price will be what a customer like to pay you.

Hi
Check with godaddy or post them in flippa or sedo

If the names contain any keywords, you can do a search on Namebio or DNSaleprice to find out past sale prices for domains including those terms.

Putting them on Sedo is a great way to evaluate traffic and interest, if any - it allows you to see how many people visit per day and where they're coming from. 95% of my sales come from Sedo. However, don't be surprised if you get little to no traffic - there are millions of domains listed and people really have to be searching for your keywords for them to pop up. Brandables are much harder to sell.

If you want to sell them quickly, price them on GoDaddy or Sedo and mark them as "Buy It Now." If you think any are of higher value, you can simply wait around for offers to come in.

I just joined WF to seek advice about some sites I'd like to develop, but I'm pretty well-connected in the domain community and can give you an honest gut-reaction about your names if you're interested. (the person who stated that appraisals are at best an estimate, was spot on, because ultimately it depends on who's buying, and how badly they want the name).

Hi, go to any forum websites. Try to put them on craiglist or on your local classifieds advertiser. For now, the best way would be here though.

We were wondering if you can share the domain names over here or PM them to us.

I think flippa is good option to check thr true worth of your domain names..also you can put them godaddy auctions...
hope you will get true value of them

dcdotcom (Domain Diva) is spot on with her advice to you.

I have created web worth estimation tool that can give you idea about the site traffic and revenue of any website.

Website Value and Traffic Estimator

Is Flippa the best site to sell domains or is it mainly for selling websites?

Honestly, I don't think we can preempt the price of the domain. Listing it on Flippa and see if gets a lot of bids is the only way to know I believe.

Since you don't own cool, sex, or money.com, you domains value will be what someone
is willing to pay.

Suggestion, build a simple two pages website for each one explaining what they could
be used for. After they are indexed, you'll get better money than selling a raw domain.

You have an empty lot. At least, put a tent to stay overnight...

Meharis

create a page and explain why these 4 letter domains are important. Someone will Eventually buy these as a pack not in a single quantity.