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Every material field is explicit. Enter 0 only when you know there is no cost. The calculator does not substitute missing financial inputs with invented values.
Domain ROI Calculator
Model the economics of a domain outcome.
Use actual or explicit scenario inputs to calculate total invested cash, net profit, simple ROI, annualized return and the break-even sale price.
Outcome economics
Enter your cash flows.
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Net exit proceedsUnknown
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Annualized return is estimated from the modeled annual cash flows. If the cash-flow pattern does not support a meaningful rate, DOMALYST shows Unknown.
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Domain return questions
ROI is more than sale price minus purchase price.
Holding time, renewals and transaction fees can materially change the economics of a domain investment.
What is simple domain ROI?
Simple ROI compares net profit with total cash invested, including the acquisition and the carrying costs you entered.
Why show annualized return?
A 100% gain over one year and a 100% gain over ten years are not economically equivalent. Annualized return accounts for timing of the modeled cash flows.
What is the break-even sale price?
It is the gross sale price needed to recover the entered acquisition, holding and selling costs with zero modeled profit.
How does ROI connect to Max Bid?
ROI evaluates an acquisition after you choose a price. Max Bid works backward from an exit scenario and required return to set an acquisition ceiling before you buy.