closed ToolChest.com

[typeins]

Just interested in seeing what you guys think the domain is worth.

Its one i am in the middle of developing anyway so am not looking to sell it, however i was curious because i've never asked for a domain to be evaluated in an open forum before. I have a pretty good idea of its 'domain only' value since i receive offers on it frequently plus i know what the traffic is worth to me.

 

[Dr. Domaining]

Very nice! My guess would be in the $XX,XXX's. You should get it professionally appraised for a better idea.

 

[typeins]

As i said.. i'm not really looking to sell it.. developing it into something ive been planning for a while is what will be happening with the domain name ( got the name when we purchased a company years back ) And thats where the most cash will be made from the name.

Was simply curious as to the consensus on its domain only value

 

[Heterodox]

I'd say low-mid xxx - it's very nice

 

[fatter]

nice name high x,xxx, low xx,xxx for right end user

 

[Mike Bell]

I'd think low-mid XX,XXX. I mean.... sounds like something Snap-On or Sears/Craftsman would be extremely interested in. Good luck developing it out.

 

[opportunitymagic]

Sweet name I would definitly concur with the others mid XX,XXX and up to the right user



QUOTE=typeins]Just interested in seeing what you guys think the domain is worth.

Its one i am in the middle of developing anyway so am not looking to sell it, however i was curious because i've never asked for a domain to be evaluated in an open forum before. I have a pretty good idea of its 'domain only' value since i receive offers on it frequently plus i know what the traffic is worth to me.[/QUOTE]

 

[Heterodox]

Mid 5 figures?

Guys - this is ToolChest.com - not Toolbox.com

is toolchest a used phrase in the US?

 

[DomainFolder]

low $xxxx wholesale -- Excellent tool-related .com, next best thing to Tool.com or Tools.com

 

[Dr. Domaining]

Yes. However a tool box and tool chest are two different things. A tool chest is a larger stationary version of a tool box. They both are common proper terms and both are extremely valuable in dot com form.

Mid 5 figures?

Guys - this is ToolChest.com - not Toolbox.com

is toolchest a used phrase in the US?