NameBio upgraded with key fresh comps feature

Upgraded domain name sales database makes it easier to find comps when buying and selling domain names.

Domain name sales database NameBio.com has been overhauled, and one of the fresh features ought to prove useful when searching for sales comps for domain name sales.

Adam Strong brought in domainer and developer Michael Sumner to assist with the fresh site, which includes more data sources and a better mobile browsing experience.

Domain names have also been split into 250 categories (underneath ten main categories), making it easy to find sales comps that don’t include the exact keyword in your domain name.

For example, this morning I clicked through to sports > baseball, and saw that InsideBaseball.com sold for $3,500 at the end of 2013. If I’m trying to sell a domain like HockeyToday.com (I don’t own it), neither “hockey” nor “today” would traditionally pull up InsideBaseball.com as a comp. Using the category browsing, you can find comps like this.

NameBio.com right now has $1.2 billion of domain name sales in its database.