For domain traders, investors and registrars
Constellation Domain values domains from real sales data, not from gut feeling. Every number shows what it rests on, and where the data falls short, the platform says so.
What a domain is worth is decided by comparable sales. How catchy a name sounds is a separate reading and does not move the valuation by a cent.
One click reveals the source, how old it is, how heavily it was weighted and which formula produced the result. None of it is a black box.
Without enough comparable sales it says plainly that the data is not sufficient, and what is missing. We never guess.
The difference
Derived from five comparable sales. The more similar and the more recent a sale, the more it counts.
How the name reads, not what it is worth. This number deliberately stays out of the price range.
No data source is connected for this field yet. Instead of an estimate, it states that the number is missing.
Data partners
Trading happens in forums, not in press releases. We are currently setting up access to the sales data of these two with their operators. No detour through third parties, no scraping against anyone’s will, but an agreement both sides sign. Until it is in place, you will not see a single figure from it here.
Alongside public and official registers:
The architecture
Trust comes first from data, then from perception, then from strategy. Mix the three into one number and you get a number nobody can defend.
Sets the price. This layer only.
Comparable sales, auction results, search volume, liquidity, renewal costs. Every value comes from a named source. If the data falls short, the platform names no price.
Describes perception. Never enters the price.
Twelve metrics covering pronounceability, memorability, premium feel and more. Computed deterministically and therefore reproducible. Every metric shows its methodology, none is added to the price.
Adds context and timing. Never enters the price.
Demand trend, buyer activity, market window. Answers what to do now, without shifting the valuation.
The platform
Enter a domain and see everything about it, with a source on every single number.
Open list of every data source: what it delivers, how much it counts, how current it is.
What the market is paying right now: sales, auctions and how easily an extension sells.
Value your own holdings, offset the costs and see what is worth keeping.
Expiring domains, drops and auctions filtered by your own criteria.
Who would buy this domain, why, and through which channel.
Certificates and market reports with sources and timestamps.
Discreet transactions between verified parties.
solarbase.de — There are not enough comparable sales for a defensible price range. Found: 1, required: at least 3.
Scientific foundation
Köhler 1929 · Sapir 1929 · Yorkston & Menon 2004
Sounds trigger measurable associations independently of meaning. Front vowels read small and fast, back vowels large and heavy, plosives decisive. This is where the emotional impact metric comes from.
Miller 1956 — The Magical Number Seven
The fewer units a name asks you to hold, the faster recognition forms. Length and syllable count therefore feed memorability, not the price.
Zajonc 1968 · Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Repeated encounters with a name raise how it is judged, without the person noticing. Memorable domains work passively for their owner, which explains their marketing value.
Our own rule
These models describe perception, not willingness to pay. That is why no perception value reaches full confidence, and none moves a price range.
Contact
Portfolio valuation, enterprise access or a data partnership: tell us briefly what it is about and we will get back to you.