Frequently Asked Questions

What is this service?

This service provides AI-assisted domain portfolio insight reports. Each report reviews your submitted domain names and offers structured guidance based on comparable sales context, linguistic patterns, and market signals.

Is this a dollar-value appraisal?

No. This service does not provide dollar-value appraisals. It is a structured evaluation designed to support clearer keep, drop, and review decisions, not to assign exact prices.

Who is this service intended for?

The service is designed for domain investors, portfolio holders, and domain professionals who want a structured way to review and prioritize domains at scale.

Do I need an account?

No account is required. You simply enter an email address to submit your domains and receive your report.

How many domains can I evaluate for free?

You may evaluate up to three domains per day at no cost. This allows you to explore the service and review its analysis before selecting a paid package for larger submissions.

How many domains can I submit?

You may submit up to the maximum number of domains included in your selected package (3, 10, 20, or 30).

What happens if I paste more domains than my package allows?

You will be notified before submission. Only the number of domains included in your package will be processed.

What if I submit fewer domains than my package allows?

You will see a warning and may choose to add more domains or continue with fewer. Unused slots are not automatically filled.

How long does a report take?

Most reports are completed within a few minutes, depending on system load and the number of domains submitted.

How will I receive my report?

Once processing is complete, you will be able to view your report online. In addition, a copy of the report will be sent to the email address you provide during submission.

Will I receive one report or multiple files?

You will receive a single consolidated report that includes analysis for all submitted domains.

What kind of recommendations does the report provide?

Each domain receives a structured assessment focused on whether it appears stronger as a keep, a drop candidate, or a domain that merits further review.

Are the recommendations guaranteed?

No. The report provides informational insights only and does not guarantee future sales, valuation outcomes, or market performance.

Does the report use real sales data?

Yes, when available and relevant, the analysis may reference historical comparable sales for contextual support. Not all domains have applicable comparables.

Why don’t all domains show comparable sales?

Many domains—especially brandable, niche, or emerging-category names—do not have direct historical sales data. In those cases, analysis relies on structural and linguistic signals instead.

Does the system favor certain extensions?

The analysis considers extension context, but no extension is automatically classified as good or bad. Each domain is evaluated holistically.

Can results change over time?

Yes. Domain markets evolve. Changes in comparable sales, keyword demand, and market trends may influence future evaluations.

Is this financial or investment advice?

No. This service provides informational analysis only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice.

How accurate is the AI analysis?

The system is designed to be consistent and structured, but it is not infallible. Human judgment remains essential when making portfolio decisions.

Will the AI ever recommend dropping a valuable domain?

The system is designed to avoid simplistic judgments, but no automated analysis can perfectly capture future value. Final decisions should always rest with you.

Are my submitted domains stored or shared?

Submitted domains are used only to generate your report. They are not sold, published, or shared with third parties.

Does a “Neutral” classification mean the domain is bad?

No. A Neutral classification does not mean a domain is bad or worthless. It indicates that, while the name may show signs of brandability or potential market value, the current evaluation parameters suggest a cautious stance. These domains often sit at the boundary between keeping and dropping and may benefit from additional context, longer holding periods, or evolving market conditions.

What do the end-user potential and risk ranges mean?

End-user potential reflects how appealing and usable a domain may be to businesses or organizations that could realistically build on it. Scores are expressed in ranges (1–3, 4–6, 7–10), with higher ranges indicating stronger commercial appeal, clearer use cases, and broader buyer interest. In short, for end-user potential, higher is better.

Risk ranges, on the other hand, describe the level of uncertainty or speculation associated with a domain. Higher risk ranges (7–10) suggest that while the domain may have branding potential, current market demand or comparable sales support is limited. Lower risk ranges (1–3) indicate more established patterns, clearer demand, or stronger historical signals. In short, for risk, lower is better.

What does Keep, Drop, or Neutral mean in the report?

The Keep/Drop classification provides renewal guidance rather than a pricing judgment. A “Keep” recommendation suggests the domain shows strong structural, linguistic, or market signals that support continued ownership. A “Drop” recommendation indicates lower observed value or weaker signals under current conditions. “Neutral” represents a borderline case, where the domain may have some strengths but does not clearly meet the thresholds for a strong keep decision.

Is my email address used for marketing?

Your email address is used to deliver your report and essential service-related communications only. We never share your email with third parties.

What should I do if I don’t receive my report email?

First, check your spam or junk folder. If you still do not see the email, please contact support using the contact information provided on the site.