NameWorth review
A free web-based estimator with bulk valuation and allowance-based paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
NameWorth is a web-based domain valuation service for domain investors, registrars, startups, and businesses. It generates automated estimates for individual domain names, places domains into pricing tiers from Ultra Premium to Premium, and provides demand statistics. A free allowance supports individual lookups, while paid plans extend monthly volume and add bulk uploads. Its daily expiring-domain newsletter also includes Tier 1–4 estimates, giving casual users another way to review potential domains.
The plan structure is organized around lookup volume. Hobbyist includes up to 20 lookups per day and 250 per month but does not include bulk upload. Gold raises the monthly allowance to 750 and adds bulk upload, while Platinum and Diamond provide 1,750 and 3,500 lookups per month. Small, Medium, and Large extend capacity to 20,000, 40,000, and 200,000 monthly lookups. Gold through Large remove the daily limit, and the higher tiers include the maximum discount per lookup. The published category listing gives a starting price of 9.99, with monthly plans presented.
NameWorth stands out for combining estimates with demand statistics, periodic value-change checks, and expiring-domain monitoring rather than focusing only on one-off appraisals. That makes it a practical fit for casual users and domain workflows that need repeated screening, especially when bulk upload becomes useful. It is less suitable for buyers who need a desktop or mobile application, comparable-sales evidence, or API access. Users with higher volumes should compare their expected monthly lookups with the allowance of each tier, while light users can start with the free allowance or Hobbyist plan.
NameWorth pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free individual and bulk estimates with daily and monthly allowances
- Bulk upload valuation workflow on Gold and higher plans
- Demand statistics, value-change checks, and expiring-domain estimates
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits use to browser-based workflows
- Hobbyist has no bulk upload tool
- Comparable-sales evidence and API access are not established
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