appraise MoneySaving.com

[Karim Nasser]

I own the domain but it is currently has privacy, Estibot currently shows $69,000 I think based on CPC, search volume, and past sales of similar domains.

I am looking for a domain appraisal, not a website appraisal.

Thank you

 

[ravdn]

maybe around $3k to domainer

unlimited amount to end user

 

[Karim Nasser]

maybe around $3k to domainer

unlimited amount to end user

Thanks for both appraisals, can you be more specific about the end user appraisal?

 

[ravdn]

End user is the individual/organization who is going to develop the domain and use it for personal/business purpose.
So the domain would be extreme importance to end user.
And when something is of extreme importance, naturally it would be paid high (So whatever you want for domain you may get it).

 

[NameYourself]

I think realistically you could expect between 1,500 -3,000 from a domainer. It's a great name. High exact search 9,900, it is financial, and taken in 53 TLDs counting the new ones. End user pricing isn't something easy to appraise as this is a board of domain investors / flippers, but I can tell you its a good one. Not as good as SaveMoney.com, but still very useful for a how-to / article site. Good luck!

 

[Karim Nasser]

I think realistically you could expect between 1,500 -3,000 from a domainer. It's a great name. High exact search 9,900, it is financial, and taken in 53 TLDs counting the new ones. End user pricing isn't something easy to appraise as this is a board of domain investors / flippers, but I can tell you its a good one. Not as good as SaveMoney.com, but still very useful for a how-to / article site. Good luck!

Thanks for your input, where you see the exact search of 9,900

 

[NameYourself]

Google AdWords Keyword Tool

 

[Mr. Deleted]

I could see them searching for "money saving coupons" too, so you could explore adding coupons to your site.

 

[Karim Nasser]

I could see them searching for "money saving coupons" too, so you could explore adding coupons to your site.

Thank you, I have been researching this as well. I think coupon websites are a great replacement for newspaper coupons.