TLD.is review
A focused web tool for explainable domain valuations and verified PDF certificates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TLD.is is a web-based domain valuation tool for domain investors, brokers, startup founders, and buyers assessing a domain purchase. It combines automated value estimation with explanations covering length, memorability, TLD strength, brandability, keyword demand, market signals, comparable sales, and structural factors such as hyphens, numbers, and character patterns. The no-signup appraisal workflow suits occasional evaluations, while downloadable certificates add a formal document option for sharing or recordkeeping.
Pricing is credit-based rather than subscription-based. The first appraisal is free. The Starter plan costs $4.99 one time and includes 25 credits; each credit covers either one domain analysis or one verified PDF certificate download. The Pro plan costs $9.99 one time and includes 100 credits under the same usage model. Credits never expire, which fits buyers who appraise domains periodically rather than every day. The distinction between analysis and certificate downloads is important: a certificate uses the same credit pool as an appraisal, so frequent documentation will reduce the number of analyses available from a plan.
The standout feature is the combination of AI reasoning and QR-verifiable PDF certificates. Instead of presenting only an estimated figure, TLD.is frames the appraisal through multiple signals, including comparable sales, brandability, TLD strength, keyword demand, and structural analysis. That makes it a practical choice when a buyer needs an explainable valuation or a certificate to share. Its focus is narrower for teams seeking broader platform coverage or programmatic workflows: the product is web-only and has no verified API. Choose TLD.is for occasional, documented appraisals; consider an alternative if bulk valuation, API access, or a wider operating environment is central to your process.
TLD.is pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI reasoning plus comparable sales and market-factor analysis
- QR-verifiable PDF certificates for appraisal documentation
- One-time credits that never expire
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform coverage
- No verified API for programmatic valuation workflows
- No recurring subscription or unlimited free plan
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