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Reply With QuotePost the domain in the appraisals section here. If the domain is of some value, some people will speak up and let you know.
(And it's free).
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Hi.
Is LeapFish a good product or should I use something else for appraisal?
Thanks for answering my questions everybody
Post the domain in the appraisals section here. If the domain is of some value, some people will speak up and let you know.
(And it's free).
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Yes, I am definitely going to do that. However, does anybody know if LeapFish is a good product?Originally Posted by draggar
Post the domain in the appraisals section here. If the domain is of some value, some people will speak up and let you know.
(And it's free).
Thanks for answering my questions everybody
I thought it doesn't do appraisal any more?
The only good automatic tool for appraise domains is Estibot.
Human appraise are better than tools.
What are some examples of good human appraisals tools then? What about tdnam, sedo and afternic?
Thanks for answering my questions everybody
I would never rely on bots outside of entertainment purposes. There can be so many variables to a domain that wouldn't be picked up. You might even get a high estimate for a domain not even worth a registration fee.
Best advice is to go with humans. This is the only site that I can give a reference for though.
Don't ever pay for any appraisals.
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