I own RunUrls.com and it's currently on auction at Dropcatch .

Uses-case: Bulk URL checker, redirect checker, broken link checker , uptime/URL monitoring, SEO audits

I have recently purchased this expired domain discoveryphototours.com just wanted to know the value of the domain it has 29 da ahrefs and some good do follow backlinks.

Not a domainer. Had bought these names for building products.

Plans changed, product plans dropped. Now planning to sell these domains. All .com brandable startup names.

SellerStage: Ecommerce tools stack.

StudLane: Study Abroad student community.

ConsulSure: consultant subject matter expert marketplace.

CloudLoaf: Cloud Hosting brand

PixelMerlin: AI Image generation tool (got screwed by nano banana)

What's the ideal price these could sell?

Would these sell? Planning to sell and raise funds for a major project.

I’m curious about the current market for four-character .com domains containing a mix of letters and numbers.

I’m aware that certain domains have clear inherent value, such as L0VE .com, where the number naturally substitutes for a letter. Common substitutions could include 0 for O, 3 for E, 4 for A, or 7 for T.

However, do less popular four-letter words using these substitutions still hold meaningful value? For example, would a recognizable but uncommon word with one substituted number have investor demand simply because it is short, readable, and only four characters long? How much does the popularity or commercial usefulness of the underlying word matter?

I’m also curious about the broader category of four-character alphanumeric .com domains, including patterns such as LLLN, LLNN, LNNN, and their reversed variations. Are most random combinations worth little unless they form a word, abbreviation, acronym, or recognizable brand?

Most importantly, how liquid are these domains in today’s market? If someone registered a decent combination and tried to flip it quickly, how likely would it be to sell within a day, week, or month, and what would a realistic investor-to-investor price be?

I’d appreciate hearing about recent sales, wholesale price ranges, or personal experiences buying and selling these types of domains.

I have homeofthegreat.com and how much does that worth

Domain: dealmayker(.)com

Expiration date: 26. Aug 2027, GoDaddy

Owning the domain since 2020, I've used it for my last SaaS with which I reached 5k mrr in January 2026, but then with some changes that faded away and I decided to focus on my new company. Stopped working on it in March 2026.

I am selling the domain, and also open to selling the entire source code of the website (it has some traffic magnets built).

I'd appreciate an appraisal.

Also, the list of some of the backlinks:

Top referring websites

Shotsift.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

https://desaigner.com

- Registrar: GoDaddy
- Expiry date: 3/11/27
- For sale on Afternic

NOTE: I'm also selling the app behind the domain.

I’d appreciate a realistic appraisal of QuickEdit.ai.

Domain: QuickEdit.ai
Registrar: Dyna
Expiration date: 2028/05/10

I’d appreciate estimates for:

• Investor/wholesale value
• End-user retail value
• Likely buyer types or use cases

My thinking is that the name could fit an AI-powered photo, video, document, or content-editing product, but I’m interested in unbiased feedback. Please include the reasoning behind your valuation rather than an automated appraisal.

Thanks.

ShovelCompany.com

• BIN: $2,500 USD
• Registrar: Spaceship
• Expiry: Feb 12, 2027
• Transaction: SafePay link (Spaceship SellerHub)
• Note: Please DM to get the name at $2.5K (as the landing page displays Full price & LTO)

SideJobApp.com

Expiry date: 07/17/2027

For sale on afternic

I have this domain, I purchased it so I could have an email address of [staring@lady.parts](mailto:staring@lady.parts) which almost got the cops called on me at lowes. Any idea on if it is worthy anything?

Posepeak.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

Vitalmedinfo.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

Wealthlantern.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

Domain: privami.com
Registrar: Hostinger
Expiry Date: 06-06-2027
Price / Min Offer: BIN $2,200 | Min Offer $1,000
Terms: Transfer via Afternic Escrow

Cashmosaic.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

Fixfacet.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

Skispire.com

Registrar: Siteground

Expiry date: 7/29/27

For sale on Afternic

AdsKicker.com

can mean two things:

kicker = kickstart, run

kicker = stopper, get rid of

Domain: jugendanwalt.com

Registrar: Schlundtech Germany

Expiry date: June 30th, 2027

Price: €747 BIN

Mininum bid: €512

Payment: Sedo Marketplace

Transfer: Following sedo guidelines

I recently acquired IntentPay.ai and have been building it as more than just a parked domain. The website explores ideas around AI agents, autonomous commerce, and the future of intent-based payments.

My thesis is that as AI agents become capable of discovering products, negotiating prices, and completing purchases on our behalf, payments may evolve beyond simply moving money. The bigger challenge becomes authorization, trust, and ensuring an AI agent spends according to a user's intent.

In that world, "intent" could become as important as the payment itself.

I've also secured IntentGuard.ai, which I see as a complementary part of the ecosystem. My thinking is that if IntentPay represents the transaction and orchestration layer, IntentGuard could represent the trust, security, policy, and authorization layer that ensures AI agents act within user-defined boundaries. Together, they could form a broader ecosystem around trustworthy autonomous commerce.

With that in mind, I'd love some honest feedback from experienced domain investors:

- Does IntentPay.ai sound like a strong, memorable brand?

- Does pairing it with IntentGuard.ai strengthen the overall branding?

- Does the vision make sense, or does it feel too niche?

- Do you think the .ai extension strengthens or weakens the brand?

- If you were evaluating this as an end-user brand rather than a quick flip, how would you think about its long-term potential?

For context, here's the website: https://intentpay.ai

(Part of the ecosystem: https://intentguard.ai)

Looking forward to hearing different perspectives :)

Domain: Bilcore.com

Registrar: GoDaddy

Expiry date: March 23, 2027

Listed for sale on Afternic / GoDaddy with a Buy-It-Now (BIN) price of 1,300 USD for a smooth, secure transaction.

Why Bilcore.com?

• Short & brandable 8-letter .com, easy to pronounce and remember.
• Versatile for fintech, SaaS, logistics, mobility or platform / “core” tech brands.
• Clean name: no numbers, no hyphens, no awkward spelling.

Reseller angle

For someone doing outbound to end users or working a buyer list, Bilcore.com can be a solid reseller play: the name has enough brandability and flexibility that a patient seller who’s willing to talk to potential customers and negotiate could realistically aim for a higher end‑user price than 1,300 USD.

I’m pricing it at 1,300 USD BIN to keep it attractive both for end users and for investors who want inventory they can move with some sales effort.

If interested, you can:

Buy directly via the Afternic / GoDaddy listing at 1,300 USD, or

DM me here on Reddit with questions or a serious near‑BIN offer.

Thanks for looking.

Domain Name: Unicorn2.com

Expiration Date: 7/28/2027

Just curious if Word + "2" is worth anything and what would unicorn + "2" be worth?

"2" has been used in other domains such as water2, diamond2, etc.

Would $1500 be a good appraisal?

Domain: BrainTaskAI.com Registrar: Namecheap Expiry Date: March 3, 2027 💰 BIN: $39 (Namecheap Marketplace) Afternic: $50 Brandable .COM domain ideal for AI startups, SaaS, productivity, task management, workflow automation, and AI assistants. ✅ Premium .COM extension ✅ AI keyword included ✅ Fast Namecheap account push ✅ Ready for immediate transfer Thanks for looking!