What guided us in estimating the market value?

For accurate results, we focus on the top hundred sales of both the prefix and the suffix and use a statistical technique called Winsorization to adjust extreme prices that could otherwise inflate the value. This technique helps uncover words that not only command high prices but also have a strong market demand.

The prefix 'Our' stands out with a top-hundred average sale price of $2,865, putting it among the 500 most valuable words in the world to begin a domain name with. However, for it to truly be considered valuable, the suffix must also be meaningful, and the combination of both words should resonate with current trends or be relevant to the market.

Reviewing the figures, the suffix 'User' does indeed achieve a respectable price, with a top-hundred average sell price of $1,025. Though the suffix isn't in the top 500 tier, its solid performance, along with a notable prefix, helps maintain its significance. A strong prefix combined with a valuable suffix makes this domain stand out as particularly noteworthy.

While useful, by itself, this is insufficient to evaluate a domain's value. For example, without looking at the pricing data first, we won't know if the combination 'Our' and 'User' is valuable enough to make it into the top hundred prices mentioned. To get a better idea of its value, we need to take a closer look at how similar domains have sold in the past.

Similar domains with the same prefix and their historical sale data are shown in the screenshot on the left, while the right screenshot shows sales data for domains with the same suffix. The screenshots show domains with prices that are very close to what we estimate the domain's market value to be, offering a clear sense of what similar domains typically sell for. These sales records originate from NameBio.com, a well-regarded website for tracking domain sales. Click on the screenshots to enlarge them, or use the links underneath to view the same sales directly on NameBio.com.

It's rare for both a domain prefix and suffix to both be over the Winsorized Mean $1,000 mark, especially considering the prefix 'Our' almost hits $3,000. When this happens, it usually signifies that the domain name is very valuable. However, OurUser.com has a slightly unusual structure, as "User" is singular, which could make it feel more focused on an individual rather than a broader audience. This might limit its appeal compared to "OurUsers.com", which would more clearly suggest a group or community. However, the name could still work for platforms that focus on individual user experiences, such as personalized services, customer portals, or exclusive memberships. A similar sale is ProductUser.com which sold for $2,400.

To summarize, with strong data on prefix and suffix performance, search traffic metrics, and SEO effectiveness, our estimated market pricing for OurUser.com at $1,000-$1,200 is rooted in objective analysis. This combination of factors justifies its valuation and, we feel, highlights its potential for branding and growth.