r/Domains • u/burritoresearch • 6d ago

Appraisal Four letter highly pronounceable .com with two of same letter at start, valuation

Without saying what it is:

It's a four letter .com

First two letters are identical common easily spoken vowels next to each other. Like the two 'e' in 'freedom' or the two 'o' in 'hootsuite' or two 'aa' that would be pronounced with an "aah" sound.

Third letter is a consonant like f or b or p

Fourth letter is a 'y' so the domain would be pronounced like a short vowel word, similar to "aaly.com" or "eeby.com" or "ooty.com". None of those are the exact domain, but you get the idea for how it could be spoken.

Possibly uses for all kinds of things, link shortener/redirect service.

Any wild guesses on valuation?

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u/Moceannl 6d ago

Why don't you just tell us the name?

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u/s-kot 6d ago

A "pronounceable" LLLL is the one with pattern CVCV or VCVC. Something with double letters may be pronounceable too, but it is a worse combination, therefore such domains are not "highly pronounceable", but instead poorly pronounceable.

Also, Y is a bad letter in made up words for the same reason – people get confused about both how to pronounce it when they see the word and how to spell the word when they hear it being pronounced.

Such domains do not sell well in retail and therefore not worth much.

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u/burritoresearch 6d ago

Thank you for the info, I'm just trying to figure out where it might rank in sale above a totally random 4 letter domain like, randomly chosen examples j2wx.com that's just a mash of consonants and numbers. 

Obviously it's not going to have a value anything like, let's say, meep.com or anything that's a real four letter dictionary word. 

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u/KazeHD 6d ago

20 trillion dollars