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audit.domains review

Freemium#1 of 25 in Domain Valuation Tools

A domain valuation workspace spanning single checks, portfolios, certificates, and bulk appraisal.

9.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

audit.domains is a web and API service for estimating domain name values from structured signals, an automated valuation engine, and recorded comparable sales. It is designed for professional appraisers and domain investors, as well as buyers evaluating offers, sellers considering asking prices, and portfolio owners researching domain holdings. Each appraisal provides an estimated value range, an eight-factor breakdown, supporting sales, and the option to save results to a portfolio. Users can also issue verifiable domain value certificates.

The pricing structure covers occasional checks through higher-volume workflows. The Free plan includes 3 appraisals per month, comparable sales, 1 signed certificate per month, portfolio saving, and no card requirement. Plus costs $39 per month or $390 per year and adds bulk CSV appraisal, portfolio tracking and export, PDF export packs, and email support. Pro costs $129 per month or $1,290 per year, adding comparative and pattern certificates plus a priority verification badge. Max costs $399 per month or $3,990 per year and adds high-volume batch processing and priority support. A Single Appraisal costs $5 one time for one full appraisal report for one domain.

The product’s main strength is its combination of valuation detail and portfolio workflow. The recorded domain sales explorer and comparable-sale evidence give users more context than an estimated range alone, while CSV appraisal, exports, certificates, and API access support repeatable research and reporting. PDF export packs are useful when an appraisal needs to be shared outside the service. However, the output remains a model-derived estimate rather than a certified appraisal. Buyers and sellers needing a quick, evidence-supported reference can start with the free plan or a single appraisal; investors and appraisers handling many names should consider Plus, Pro, or Max. Users seeking a formal certified appraisal should choose a different service.

audit.domains pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Recorded comparable sales support each valuation
    • Bulk CSV appraisal and portfolio export support larger workflows
    • Free plan and $5 single appraisal lower the entry cost
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid plans start at $39 per month
    • Valuations are model-derived estimates, not certified appraisals
    • High-volume processing is limited to the Max plan

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