Local demand, surveyed weekly

Before you list a domain,
survey the market underneath it.

150+ premium .com domains, hand-picked every week by our own domain sales expert — then scored through live Google Places data for a Buyer Score and a suggested resale price, delivered as PDF and Excel.

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Real sales

Domains picked this way have actually sold

Every domain in the report is hand-picked by our team before it's scored — not scraped in bulk. A few of our own hand-picked geo-keyword domains, sold on the open market through Afternic (a GoDaddy marketplace).

Afternic sale confirmation: antibesrealestate.com sold for $650

Afternic sale confirmation: dallasclassactionlawyer.com sold for $800

Afternic sale confirmation: implantdentaireparis.com sold for $2,345

Individual sales, not a guarantee — resale prices depend on the buyer, the niche, and market timing. The Buyer Score is a demand signal to prioritize a hand-picked list, not an appraisal.

Selection strategy

Hand-picked for resale value, not just found

Anyone can bulk-register geo-keyword domains. We don't. Every one of the 150+ domains in your weekly report is hand-picked by our own domain sales expert — built around what actually makes a local business pay for a domain — before it's ever run through the Buyer Score.

What we screen for

Exact-match city + niche — the phrase a local buyer would actually type
High-value niches: legal, medical, real estate, finance — where one client is worth thousands
Underserved or growing markets, not oversaturated ones
Clean, brandable .com — no hyphens, no numbers, no trademark risk
Only then scored against live local demand before it makes the list

Method

Three steps from list to price tag

No gut feeling, no guesswork — every number comes from real, live-queried location data.

01 / Scan

City geocoded, radius searched

Each domain supplies a city and a niche. We resolve the city to coordinates and search the surrounding radius for matching businesses — dentists, lawyers, realtors, whatever the niche calls for.

02 / Score

Density becomes a Buyer Score

The number of businesses found is the demand proxy: more providers on the ground means more potential buyers for a matching geo-domain.

03 / Ship

Report, ranked and justified

150+ fresh domains every week: domain, city, niche, score, rationale, and a calculated resale price — sorted by score, highest first.

Sample excerpt

What your dashboard actually looks like

Five rows from a sample week — the real report runs much longer, sorted by resale value.

Domain	Estimated Selling Price
lawyer-phoenix.com	$3,400
dentist-austin.com	$2,700
realtor-denver.com	$2,850
barber-tampa.com	$1,750
cpa-columbus.com	$800

Illustrative sample data. This is exactly what subscribers see on their dashboard — no clutter, just domain and price.

Subscription

$29^{/ month}

New scan every week · report bundled at month's end

Unlimited domains per scan list
PDF + Excel, ranked by Buyer Score
Rationale & suggested resale price per domain
Full history of past reports
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Who this is built for

Domain investors with geo-keyword portfolios who need to know which domain to list first
Anyone selling .com domains to local service businesses and wants a defensible price
Teams who want to measure demand, not estimate it

Questions

Before you subscribe

Where does the Buyer Score come from?

From the number of matching businesses Google Places finds within a radius of the given city, for the given niche — a proxy for local demand for that exact geo-domain.

What if Google Places finds nothing?

The row shows a 0 — visible and traceable, instead of silently dropping the row or guessing a number.

How do I submit my own domain list?

After subscribing you get the template (CSV: domain, city, niche) — fill it in and submit it for the next weekly run.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, the subscription runs monthly through Gumroad and can be cancelled there in one click.

Before you list a domain,survey the market underneath it.