How Much are 5 digit domains worth (ex: 21849.com)

[nam6641]

I'm trying to find out how much an average 5 digit domain is worth (nothing premium like 20000.com). Is there a simple solution to searching prior sales? Or does anyone have their own opinion about how much they are worth?

 

[Deleted member 111831]

namebio.com allows you to see prior sales

I know NNN.com's are worth xx,xxx+ but I don't know about NNNN.com or NNNNN.com, would be interested to get an answer as well.

 

[draggar]

After the buyout the price spiked a little ($25-$40) but last year they were being dropped, some were being sold around $20.

I'm not sure if the value has changed much since then.

 

[gawnd]

It also depends on whether or not the name is a zip code and how populated that zip code may be.

Popular zip code domains get decent traffic.

 

[DropDay]

if the number have any meaning, like a zip code or something the price is not fixed, and can vary alot depending on the meaning...

the rest are not worth much, I just checked and there are MANY of them dropping every single day...

 

[rkbdomain]

I'm trying to find out how much an average 5 digit domain is worth (nothing premium like 20000.com). Is there a simple solution to searching prior sales? Or does anyone have their own opinion about how much they are worth?

Hey, I should have responded to this a long time ago but didn't see it. If you're still interested, on my blog I regularly publish 4.cn auction results for numeric domains (nnnnndomains .com), with a focus on five digit domains. 4.cn is the Chinese auction site where most numerics are auctioned. These domains are WAY more popular in China than they are in the states. All my offers to buy numerics come from Chinese buyers these days.

The basic answer is $20-$30 for non-premium numbers. They have been bought out since last fall, after having been bought out in early 2008 and that buyout failing (which was mostly done by western domainers), and the number of daily drops has fallen from around 60/day to around 30/day. I have a post coming up examining registration data, which shows that many recent registrants are choosing to renew their NNNNN.com's, which will further tighten up supply.