Domain Name Appraisal
Discover the estimated value of your .si domain through market analysis, comparable sales, name quality, brand potential and likely commercial demand.
Free. No account needed. Only .si names are supported.
Every report is free and shows its evidence. Here is what you get for each name.
A most-likely price with a low and a high, so you can see how sure we are.
Low, medium or high, depending on how much verified evidence backs the estimate.
Reported .si sales with price, date and source. Asking prices never count as sales.
Whether the same name is already taken in .com, .ai, .io and 17 more.
Each thing that pushed the number up or down, explained in plain words.
Past reported sales and published asking prices for the exact name, when they exist.
Every appraisal runs on the server and shows what it found, and what it could not find.
Length, words, hyphens and digits, pronunciation and keywords.
Registry, DNS, the website, and whether the same name is taken in 20 other extensions.
Only completed .si sales with a public source count. Asking prices never do.
A range, wider when evidence is thin. No invented sales or prices.
A selection from the Domeins.si portfolio. Prices are agreed directly with the owner and payment goes through Escrow.com.
Name length and structure, brandability, commercial demand in sectors such as software, finance, travel or energy, fit with the Slovenian market, and comparable .si sales. Age and an existing website are minor signals.
It depends on who could realistically buy it. A company that will build a brand on the name may pay far more than an investor who plans to resell, so the report shows both retail and wholesale values.
Similar completed sales are weighted by closeness and recency, and extreme outliers are removed before a median is taken. If no sales are on record, the report says so and confidence stays low.
Retail is what an end user might pay. Wholesale is what another investor would pay to resell at a profit, usually a fraction of retail.
A fixed Buy It Now price only makes sense when evidence supports it. With low confidence it is usually better to invite offers first.
It is an estimate, not a guarantee. Accuracy depends on how many similar completed .si sales are on record. When there are none, the report says so and shows low confidence. The model is only called calibrated after it has been tested against real sales.
The registry (RDAP, when published for .si), public DNS, the website itself, and a database of verified completed .si sales with source links. Every source and its status is listed in the report.
A reliable asking price needs enough verified evidence. With low confidence the tool recommends inviting offers instead of fixing a price.
No. The tool is built only for .si names, and other extensions are rejected.
No. Basic appraisals are free and need no sign-up. Requests are rate-limited to protect the service.
No. The tool links to the official EUIPO, WIPO and TMview search pages so you can check manually. Consult a trademark professional before buying or using a name.