Why Choose Us?
Having completed over approximately 600,000 domain appraisals to date for literally thousands of individuals, corporations, media companies and academic organizations, our domain name appraisals have been instrumental in assessing the value of domain names for buyers and sellers.
Our domain name valuations have become the world's most trusted estimation of a domain name's value and have been accepted by both the IRS and Revenue Canada.
As the world's leading independent domain appraisal company, we do NOT profit from ANY domain name sale.
We do NOT broker any domain name sales.
That means we won't increase or decrease the appraised value of a domain name for our own benefit.
A professional domain appraisal from AppraiseDomains.com is the most accurate representation of a domain name's true dollar value you can get.
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A Research Domain Appraisal provides you with the most precise estimate of a domain name's dollar value. Each name is assigned a bottom and top dollar value based on the same data as our Metrics Domain Appraisals, PLUS a subjective review by a professional domain appraiser of brandability, consideration of current market conditions, comparable sales and available domain names and more. Our Research Domain Appraisals have been accepted by both the IRS and Canada as true indicators of a domain name's value in the aftermarket.
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Why Get A Domain Appraisal?
With domain name strength (relation to search phrase or keywords) counting for as much as 25% of a site's potential ranking on Google®, the value of a good domain name for any online business is obvious.
A professional domain name appraisal from AppraiseDomains.com will provide you, whether you're the buyer or the seller, with a true estimation of dollar value for any domain name. With some domain names selling for as much as $7.5 million dollars, should you find out how much the domain name you're selling, or buying is worth before you start negotiations?