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Friday, May 19, 2006

How Much is Your Domain Worth?

We're not sure how accurate it is, but LeapFish.com's Domain Name Resource Center can estimate the value of any domain name.

"This question is asked by many, but very few get a solid answer. This is because domain names rely entirely on demand and therefore the only indication as to value is what somebody will pay for it. Here at LeapFish, we have created a rating system which is based on various factors and ratings you may find individually for a domain name. This system is called a CVS (Combined Value Score). The CVS is created by compiling a score derived from several different factors and running them through our formula to end up with a number. This is your score."

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