appraise What do you think about this domain? starting.work

[Herryshu]

Hi guys,
This is harsh lilhore. I'm looking to sell "starting.work" domain name. And I know that selling requires a price/value and that's why I'm here. I want to know how valuable this domain can be and why would anyone buy it.
Your thoughts and suggestions will be appreciated.

Thank you.

 

[DomainsGENERAL.com]

Hi again,

Seems fairly nice to me and better than the other 2 you posted about. But all which have been said about uncommon TLDs also apply.

I think this can be interesting information for you: I have cleaning.monster which I am willing to get out of my portfolio since a short while. And I'm willing to accept a pretty low price for it. The domain could be good for any cleaning company (maybe some people don't like the "monster" idea, but it's also quite cool as long as you don't take it too literally, which some people may be doing, unfortunately). Anyway, it's for sale with a BIN of $199 (you can check directly on the domain and buy it for that price if you want). It didn't sell for now. And I even put it on NameLiquidate recently with NO reserve price at all. So, the price went all the way down to $9 and it sat with that $9 price tag for a week. It ... didn't sell. IMHO, this sums up a big portion of the 1-word domains on uncommon TLDs/"new gTLDs"

 

[mr-x]

Two words that sound OK but don't really match. You might the right buyer but most people will try other tld's, etc. The .com is available on the aftermarket would be a better choice.

Starting work is a little better but start.work would be my choice. Either would make a good job board or SAAS scheduling app, etc.

If I was going to invest in a new tld, find two works that make perfect sense, i.e. cleaning.service, home.loan.

 

[shahed_sajid]

Hi,
The name is somehow good-looking, but in aftermarket, I don't see much value. You should expect something low. It will be lucky to get a buyer.