How do you price your .ca domains? (1.Viewing)

Lurker · Aug 17, 2022

Wanted to get insight from the pros here on how domain name pricing is done.

What would your price be if:
1. You hand registered it
2. You won it from an auction
3. You bought it from another domainer

Is there a floor price that you’d set or is there a multiplier for the money you spent on it? And how do you avoid overpricing it?

Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks!

MapleDots · Aug 17, 2022

1. Hand reg 1-3k
2. Auction - Usually try to get 5k
3. I spend a lot on domains so for me that price has no ceiling and is highly dependent on who is buying the domain.

For point #3, don't sell a premium domains unless mapledots.ca/inquiry is filled out.
I will set the selling price based on the net value of the company and I am not afraid to ask 10% of the .com value for a one word.

Lurker · Aug 17, 2022

MapleDots said:
I will set the selling price based on the net value of the company and I am not afraid to ask 10% of the .com value for a one word.

Would you say the .com value is based on previous sales reported on Namebio? And if not previously sold, is GoDaddy valuator reliable?

Thanks for the info

@MapleDots! Those are very helpful. Sorry, I did not know how to insert a line/space on top of a quoted message, so the thank you came last.

MapleDots · Aug 17, 2022

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rlm · Aug 17, 2022