Slide across the scale to read a value at that point:
our range $80 – $160
midpoint, what we would expect
$0 at the left, $10,000 at the right
What moves this number
Category · long-tail, 20 charactersbase
Contains a hyphen×0.50
Long name (14+ characters)×0.80
Extensions carrying the same name: none of .com/.ai/.io/.co/.net/.orgcoverage
No tracked .si sale matched this name closely enough to anchor the range — which is exactly why the confidence label above says so.
Method v1, published on How it works. A range, not a promise — value is what a buyer ends up paying.
No comparable sales
Nothing in the tracked .si index resembles nonexistent-name-xyz closely. Any number here is a rough guide — we label the confidence low rather than invent comparables.
That name in other extensions0 of 20 carry a DNS record
"No DNS record" means the name did not answer on Google's resolver when we looked — it is a fast signal, not a registrar's availability check. Confirm before paying. Registration links use our affiliate referrer.
Should you buy nonexistent-name-xyz.si?
Short answer: only if you have a concrete use for the word, because there is little comparable data to support a resale.
Value is set by a buyer, not by a formula. Our range is a starting point for negotiation, and it is deliberately wide when data is thin.
How we checked
Availability: official rdap.register.si answer plus DNS from Google and Cloudflare — a name is only called free when both agree, because the registry can return a spurious 404 under load.
Appraisal: method v1, scored on the name itself, extension coverage and tracked .si sales. Read the method.