How Much for Site?

Get true price of your website in minutes

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Get true price of your website in minutes

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If you ever tried to understand the price of your website online, you know how limited options are. Now you can get an estimation of your website's cost as if an expert website flipper did it. Get your price for free!

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Greetings, Hunters! I'm happy to share something I’ve been working on that might come in handy for many of you. As someone who loves building websites and prototypes, I’ve got a bunch of projects with fine domains that just sit there without any monetization. I’ve noticed that people are selling websites at auctions for decent prices, even when they don’t have any revenue. Naturally, I wondered how they’re coming up with these prices. I looked around for services online, but most of what I found was pretty basic—either using revenue multipliers (which doesn’t help if your site isn’t making money) or just looking at the domain age. It felt like something was missing. So, I started chatting with folks who are into flipping websites and discovered a few other important metrics that can really impact your site’s value, even if it’s not generating revenue. With this info, I built a tool where you can input various metrics about your website, and it’ll give you an estimated price that’s as close to the real value as possible. The basic estimation is completely free and takes just a few minutes to fill out the checklist. If you want a more detailed report that breaks down the price and will help you to imporve it's valuation, you can get that too—normally for a small fee. But today, with the launch-day coupon code PHLD4D, you can grab it for just symbolic $1. I hope you find this tool useful, and I’d love to hear your feedback. Cheers!

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2yr ago

@vorniches Interesting concept! Cool list of the metrics, definitely helpful when estimating the price. I guess, it would be much easier to auto input most of the fields with some API integration from Semrush or similar. I wanted to try the tool but dropped half way.

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2yr ago

Maker

@dmitryoreshko Thanks Dmitrii, it's good idea to have some integration with popular metric tools.

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2yr ago

@vorniches Kudos to you for this launch! Wishing you and your team a fantastic journey ahead. What’s next on the horizon for your team?

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2yr ago

Maker

@kjosephabraham Thanks, Joseph! What's next? More work, I guess! Hehe.

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2yr ago

Great Job there Sergie, congratulations on this launch. Would this work for simple websites or webApplications that are complicated SAAS?

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2yr ago

I like the tagline and description of this product as they are very straightforward, but I found the operation a bit too complicated. Is it possible to get the result by simply entering a URL?

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2yr ago

Maker

@bonvisions You can disable any field or even all of them; however, the final result will be more accurate with more data added.

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2yr ago

Mailfox

Hey @vorniches, to tell someone what the price of a website is, I think every agency owner or web developer knows that question just too much 😅 Your tool seem to be very comprehensive. Like this 👏🏻 Do you actually pull the data for the analysis from the URL that is entered? Congrats on the launch 🚀

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2yr ago

Maker

@crebuh Thank you Christofer! URL currently is just to attach it to the report.

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2yr ago

This is really cool!Have you thought about adding any more metrics to the tool? Congrats on the launch! 💐

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2yr ago

Maker

@isabellarosewilson Thanks, Isabella! I think, yes – it make sense to adjust the metrics by time.

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2yr ago

The process of flipping the fields here might be a bit confusing for some people and might need extra help! Is there sth to assist them on what they actually need? A simple llm with some rag templates could easily solve the issue here!

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2yr ago

Maker

@axlireza Hey Alireza, thanks. The idea is that every field is required by default, but can be disabled – because the more data can be provided, the more detailed the report and estimation will be.

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2yr ago

This is pretty awesome. I like the detailed questions to get the best result. I know the report is cheap, but it would be cool to give a preview or example of what it looks like. I know the section "What is in Full Report?" is there but I didn't take the time to read it and other people will be the same.

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2yr ago

Maker

@userinsite That's a great suggestion and good thought, Negou. I will implement some preview for sure.

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2yr ago

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