Like a credit score for domains

Stop guessing which domains are good.

Buy it, keep it, renew it, or let it go? DomainValueScore rates any domain from 0 to 1000 on quality alone — how strong the name is, not what it might sell for. The same name always gets the same score, with the evidence behind it. Free.

Why you can trust the score

One standard, not one more opinion.

Independent

No marketplace, no commission. The score answers to the data, not a sale.

Objective

The same rules run on every site, the same way.

Reproducible

The same site gets the same score, every time.

Transparent

Every factor shows the evidence behind it.

How it works

Five factors, one quality score.

We read the name itself — how brandable, in demand, liquid, scarce, and low-risk it is — and combine those into one 0-to-1000 score. The same name reads the same whether you own it, want it, or are selling it.

35%

Domain fundamentals

name length • brandability, pronounceability & memorability • extension quality

25%

Market demand

premium keywords • taken across other TLDs • category & search demand

20%

Liquidity

fast-selling extensions • investor categories (LL, NNN, CVCV) • real-word names & industry market size

10%

Risk adjustment

trademark adjacency • punycode / homographs • confusable characters

10%

Scarcity & provenance

registration age • short-name supply limits • archive history depth

Value bands

How to read a Domain Value Score

900-1000

Elite

Ultra-premium, category-defining name: short, liquid, scarce, and clean on every factor.

800-899

Premium

Highly desirable name with strong fundamentals and broad market demand.

700-799

Strong

Quality name most buyers would shortlist; sells with modest effort.

600-699

Good

Solid, usable name with clear value and a few compromises.

500-599

Average

Workable name without standout traits; value driven mostly by use, not resale.

400-499

Weak

Notable drawbacks (length, characters, extension, or thin demand) limit market appeal.

0-399

Poor

Heavily compromised or risk-capped name with minimal expected resale demand.

Who uses it

Made for anyone weighing a domain.

Investors — decide what to buy, keep, or sell
Buyers — judge a name without being an expert
Brokers — put an independent score in every pitch
Registrars — help customers choose
Developers — a score you can call from code
AI agents — machine-readable quality

For sellers

Listing a name? Attach proof, not a promise.

Buyers don't trust a number you picked yourself. A Certified Score is different: one $19 report with the full factor breakdown, a signed PDF certificate, and an on-chain attestation any buyer can verify — built for the listing, the negotiation, and due diligence. Brokers: put an independent score in every pitch.

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For publishers

Put free domain scores on your site.

Embed the scorer with one iframe: your visitors score any domain name right on your page, powered by DomainValueScore. Free — no account, no ownership verification, and every result stays an objective score, never an appraisal.

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Built for people and AI

Every score, machine-readable.

People read the score on the page. Your code can read the same score as clean JSON — submit a domain, poll for the result, and get a 0–1000 score with its evidence. Made for apps, AI agents, and marketplaces.

POST https://domainvaluescore.com/api/scan   { "url": "example.com" }
GET  https://domainvaluescore.com/api/scan/:id   →   { "score": 742, "band": "Strong" }

Public scan API — no key required.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade for the full breakdown.

Free

For a quick read on any name.

$0

  • Unlimited quick value scores
  • Overall score, band & registration status
  • Shareable score badges
  • Saved score history with an account
  • The free embeddable scoring widget for your site
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Certified Score

One certified, on-chain-attested score — for a listing, a negotiation, or due diligence.

$19

  • The full per-factor score breakdown + evidence
  • {scans} scans · {attestations} attestation certificate — one-time, no expiry

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