question Good 5 letter domains are looking.....good

[NickB]

Seeing a lot of requests for 5L domains on here....

The pronouncable 5L aftermarket is looking strong

The Namepros 5L market is looking cheap

Don't sell your 5L .com domains cheap

If you own CVCVC or VCVCV patterns hold them....or get fair wholesale value....

Don't get hung up on EMD bullzhit metrics

Don't get sucked into xx sales on here...

Do review Namebio sales regularly

The aftermarket has a strong appetite for quality 5L domains don't be lulled into a quick buck

This applies to quality 5L domains....not random BS

 

[bmugford]

Total domains...

LLL = 17,576
LLLL = 456,976
LLLLL = 11,881,356

Just stick to the good stuff in 5L ones. There are too many for just random ones to have any real value.

Brad

 

[johnn]

I have several 5L, I listed them here and received pm $20-$40 and they claimed they are resellers - Who care? I expected at least $$$ here and $,$$$ to end user.
I don't list here anymore. Just a waste of time.

 

[johnn]

Because people with quality names don't post the names for sale here as don't get quality price.

 

[redemo]

@bmugford You're right mate. There seems to be scant difference in the average sale price of 4L, 6L, 7L, 8L. But the average sale price of 5L is double those other four classes. https://namebio.com.

1 L = 26 (z.com high $ 6.7m, average $ 24700)

2 LL = 676 (fb.com high $ 8.5m, average $28100)

3 LLL = 17,576 (sex.com high $ 14m, average $ 7089)
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4 LLLL = 456,976 (fund.com high $ 9.9m, average $ 2178)

5 LLLLL = 11,881,356 (voice.com high $ 30m, average $ 4476)

6 LLLLLL = 308,915,776 (casino.com high $ 5.5m, average $ 2822)

7 LLLLLLL = 8,031,810,176 (diamond.com high $ 7.5m, average $ 2845)

8 LLLLLLLL = 208,827,064,576 (software.com high $ 3.2m, average $ 2146)

 

[FolioTeam]

It's all about those pronounceables...

If you search namebio for CVCVC or VCVCV patterns there is strong sales data

They make excellent Brandables that end users pay good money for and as I mentioned the Aftermarket reflects that....

Even with the pronounceables, I still prefer names that are tied somehow to real words than names that have just the cvcvc pattern.

Essentially, I will pick cvcvc names like PayIQ or Monit over names like Monon or Pabon even though the latter names still look good.

I have just a few 5L domains in my portfolio

 

[bmugford]

Even with the pronounceables, I still prefer names that are tied somehow to real words than names that just has only the cvcvc pattern.

I will pick cvcvc names like PayIQ or Monit over names like Monon or Pabon

Monon is a very popular term in Indianapolis, so I would take that...but I get the point.

Five letter .COM are not inherently valuable just because they are 5 letters.

Really only LL and LLL are valuable just because they are short. I own many LLLL but you get to the point even there when a lot of the random ones will never find end users. They mainly just trade between domainers.

Brad

 

[FolioTeam]

@bmugford You're right mate. There seems to be scant difference in the average sale price of 4L, 6L, 7L, 8L. But the average sale price of 5L is double those other four classes. https://namebio.com.

1 L = 26 (z.com high $ 6.7m, average $ 24700)

2 LL = 676 (fb.com high $ 8.5m, average $28100)

3 LLL = 17,576 (sex.com high $ 14m, average $ 7089)
____________________________________________

4 LLLL = 456,976 (fund.com high $ 9.9m, average $ 2178)

5 LLLLL = 11,881,356 (voice.com high $ 30m, average $ 4476)

6 LLLLLL = 308,915,776 (casino.com high $ 5.5m, average $ 2822)

7 LLLLLLL = 8,031,810,176 (diamond.com high $ 7.5m, average $ 2845)

8 LLLLLLLL = 208,827,064,576 (software.com high $ 3.2m, average $ 2146)

This would be better if we excluded the data for dictionary words.

 

[CraigD]

Short unpronounceable domains are valuable as dictionary words or when the letters are acronyms of big companies, but I'm not sure how many companies have five-word legal names.

There's a ton of rubbish out there in 5-letters, so I think the value would be in pronounceable or dictionary words.

 

[FolioTeam]

Some of my 5L names:
Bocer.com
Braite.com
Cacker.com
Dnfso.com
EPIAF.com
FEUSO.com
FICAA.com
HIFES.com
LeanZ.com
Radoe.com
Rumse.com
TROUN.com
VAGIM.com
ZARFS.com

BTW, I Do Not Ask For Appraisal!!!​

You have some 6Ls there

 

[bmugford]

My original company name was Infad. I still own the .COM.

I just registered it back in the day because it sounded good for a tech company, and was memorable.

Brad

 

[wwwulff]

I agree that people should not give away their quality 5letter for peanuts, but quality is often a bit of a subjective feeling and most people think that their names are better than they really are - I have approx. 50 5letter and has over the years sold about 10 most via brandable sites such as BB, BP and SquadHelp. I do not own tip top quality but some of them I think are decent - Heysa - Ikito - Luxby - Jomle - Riwis - Dexzo - Jobxo - Parjo - Teliv - Seofo - Vrodo - Mouty - Sewos - Hitsi. Some of them I have sold: Joyzo - HipIQ - BobUp - Vipzi - Faact - Huxle

 

[NickB]

Short unpronounceable domains are valuable as dictionary words or when the letters are acronyms of big companies, but I'm not sure how many companies have five-word legal names.

Three's a ton of rubbish out there in 5-letters, so I think the value would be in pronounceable or dictionary words.

It's all about those pronounceables...

If you search namebio for CVCVC or VCVCV patterns there is strong sales data

They make excellent Brandables that end users pay good money for and as I mentioned the Aftermarket reflects that....

 

[NickB]

Even with the pronounceables, I still prefer names that are tied somehow to real words than names that have just the cvcvc pattern.

Essentially, I will pick cvcvc names like PayIQ or Monit over names like Monon or Pabon even though the latter names still look good.

I have just a few 5L domains in my portfolio

do you own PayIQ in .com? If so that's a keeper - the .net is developed as well which is always nice to see....

@bmugford I would take a good quality CVCVC over a random LLLL any day of the week for the reason you said.....

There is a nice thread from 2008 with a breakdown/comparison of 4 letter and 5 letter patterns - big difference in the numbers.....so as usual it's all about the quality

11,025 CVCV
11,025 VCVC
55,125 VCVCV
231,525 CVCVC

https://www.namepros.com/threads/cv...ve-been-regged-the-next-future-buy-up.418982/

 

[johnn]

Some of my 5L names:
Bocer.com
Braite.com
Cacker.com
Dnfso.com
EPIAF.com
FEUSO.com
FICAA.com
HIFES.com
LeanZ.com
Radoe.com
Rumse.com
TROUN.com
VAGIM.com
ZARFS.com

BTW, I Do Not Ask For Appraisal!!!​

 

[OnlineDomainShop]

Interesting read,

CVCVC one english word names i got ,

TAMED (.) COM
RAJAS (.) COM

Another Good CVCVC with me are ,

TEGAL (.) Com
Limez (.)Com

Invested Good money on them due to pattern.

 

[coolhands]

The Only 5L I hold

 

[NickB]

@bmugford You're right mate. There seems to be scant difference in the average sale price of 4L, 6L, 7L, 8L. But the average sale price of 5L is double those other four classes. https://namebio.com.

1 L = 26 (z.com high $ 6.7m, average $ 24700)

2 LL = 676 (fb.com high $ 8.5m, average $28100)

3 LLL = 17,576 (sex.com high $ 14m, average $ 7089)
____________________________________________

4 LLLL = 456,976 (fund.com high $ 9.9m, average $ 2178)

5 LLLLL = 11,881,356 (voice.com high $ 30m, average $ 4476)

6 LLLLLL = 308,915,776 (casino.com high $ 5.5m, average $ 2822)

7 LLLLLLL = 8,031,810,176 (diamond.com high $ 7.5m, average $ 2845)

8 LLLLLLLL = 208,827,064,576 (software.com high $ 3.2m, average $ 2146)

For 5 letters if you take out voice.com the average sales price would drop would quite a bit.....

 

[NickB]

And how much do you pay for such quality 5L domain names (wholesale rate)? I know it depends on the name, but approximately.

And then what is your target end user price?

Good ones start in the low xxx range up to low x,xxx

Check out Namebio for pricing - type in CVCVC or VCVCV into the pattern box and select .com and then sort the results by highest sold.....will help show some of the end user sales

 

[wwwulff]

The pronouncable 5L aftermarket is looking strong

The Namepros 5L market is looking cheap

I agree that the market looks strong, but I have not seen many 5Letter quality names for sale here on NP

 

[marijuanadomain]

i have nybcf.com and gets so much traffic from nybcf.org and I even own
(nybcf is new york black card fund)

blackcarfund.com

 

[FolioTeam]

do you own PayIQ in .com? If so that's a keeper - the .net is developed as well which is always nice to see....

No, I don't. Just using it as an example.

 

[comRaid]

@bmugford You're right mate. There seems to be scant difference in the average sale price of 4L, 6L, 7L, 8L. But the average sale price of 5L is double those other four classes. https://namebio.com.

1 L = 26 (z.com high $ 6.7m, average $ 24700)

2 LL = 676 (fb.com high $ 8.5m, average $28100)

3 LLL = 17,576 (sex.com high $ 14m, average $ 7089)
____________________________________________

4 LLLL = 456,976 (fund.com high $ 9.9m, average $ 2178)

5 LLLLL = 11,881,356 (voice.com high $ 30m, average $ 4476)

6 LLLLLL = 308,915,776 (casino.com high $ 5.5m, average $ 2822)

7 LLLLLLL = 8,031,810,176 (diamond.com high $ 7.5m, average $ 2845)

8 LLLLLLLL = 208,827,064,576 (software.com high $ 3.2m, average $ 2146)

This data is skewed by the high value dictionary word domains. Brandables are in a different bracket

 

[Haykay2005]

Am currently not a fan of 5L But I own a few with good pattern such as: resellers offers are welcome though

BuzIQ.com
OVEBO.COM
KUTIC.COM
RIMOY.COM
ZINOY.COM

 

[ecomslice]

I know this will sound negative. I'm saying it anyhow in hopes of other reconsidering regging the posted domains.

Firstly this is now another discussion thread turned into a show and tell.

My opinion based on few years selling xxxxx worth of 5L . None posted in this thread ( 99%+ ) have any logical value. But some might sell.

Raise your research , raise your choices. IMHO