Domain scorecard
A transparent liquidity score for any domain. Every factor is shown, so you can see exactly why a name ranks where it does.
What the score measures
The score estimates liquidity: how many buyers are likely to want a name and how quickly it could sell. For numeric domains the biggest factor is length, because each extra digit multiplies supply by ten. Chip status (no 0 or 4), a final 8, repeating patterns and the extension adjust the score. For word domains, length, hyphens, digits and pronounceability matter most.
It is deliberately not a price. Prices depend on recent comparable sales and on whether a specific end user needs the name. For that, request a human appraisal.
Background: numeric domains explained and how to value a domain.
Frequently asked questions
Why no dollar value?
Automated dollar figures are often wrong by an order of magnitude. A transparent score plus real comparables is more useful.
What tier is 36118.com?
On this model 36118.com scores 7.7 out of 10, tier A: a 5N .com chip ending in 8.
Can you sell my domain?
We can review it and connect you with buyers. Use the Buy, sell or appraise form.