Free .si appraiser — 301 tracked sales, registry availability, JSON API

[ElhagMousab]

<p>I have been tracking the .si market for a while because there was no public comparables list for it, and the tracker turned into a tool worth sharing.</p><p></p><p>What it does: you type a name and get registry-accurate availability plus a value range with the comparables that produced it. The sales table behind it holds 301 reported .si sales across ten venues, 54 of them verified against a receipt or a venue's own published results. Asking prices are never counted as sales, and every row keeps its source.</p><p></p><p>Numbers worth knowing if you follow ccTLDs: median tracked sale $2,700, average $4,888, largest $84,000. A low median with a long tail is what a young market looks like, which is also why the middle of .si is still buyable at registrar prices.</p><p></p><p>The appraisal is transparent rather than clever: six components (word shape, pronounceability, real-word vs brandable, category activity, extension momentum, closest comparables) rolled into five bands, and the report shows a range rather than a single number. It says so out loud when a name is too short, too random or has comparables that are three years old.</p><p></p><p>Free, no account. There is also a JSON API at ten requests an hour on the free tier if anyone wants to script their own checks.</p><p></p><p>If any row looks wrong to you, tell me — a corrected row is more valuable than an argument.</p><p></p><p>https://worthly.si/?utm_source=dnforum&utm_medium=thread&utm_campaign=worthly_launch</p>

 

[doctor-raydoctor-ray is verified member.]

Cool website!

 

[ElhagMousab]

Thanks, doctor-ray — glad it reads well.

One thing changed since I posted it: the comps table just crossed 300 tracked sales, and the spread got wider rather than narrower. The median sits at $2,700 and the top sale is now $84,000. That long tail is the reason the report gives a band instead of a single number, and says so out loud when the closest comparables are stale or when a name is too random for the model to say anything useful.

If you happen to hold .si names, run one through and tell me whether the band feels right or too wide. Disagreement from someone who actually trades is the most useful feedback the model can get — a corrected row beats a compliment.