Valuation

Domain Portfolio Valuation

Valuing multiple domains together for mergers and acquisitions, divorce proceedings, and estate matters.

Valuing Domains as Business Assets

Domain names are increasingly recognized as distinct, transferable business assets in M&A due diligence, divorce asset division, and estate administration. Portfolio valuation applies consistent, documented methodology across every domain in a set, accounting for TLD, keyword and brand value, existing traffic and revenue, and any encumbrances such as pending disputes or pledged security interests.

Handling Mixed-Value Portfolios

Portfolios often mix a small number of high-value domains with a much larger number of low- or speculative-value registrations. A useful valuation report separates these tiers explicitly, rather than applying a single blended per-domain estimate that misrepresents the portfolio's real composition.

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