How much is a .si domain worth?
Auction X · Updated 3 November 2026
Short answer
Most registered .si names are worth little more than their registration fee. Short names, common English words and names tied to AI, tech or a business sector are worth far more, from hundreds to tens of thousands of euros. The best guide is what similar names have sold for.
What drives the price
- •Length: shorter is rarer. Two- and three-character names and short single words lead the market.
- •Meaning: a real word beats an invented one. Words people search for or type directly, and words from AI (agent, model, data), are the strongest.
- •Commercial intent: names that match a business sector, such as finance, travel, health or property, attract buyers with budgets.
- •Letters: names with č, š or ž are authentic but harder to type; the plain-letter version usually sells for more, and owning both is valuable.
- •Brandability: easy to say, easy to spell, no hyphens, no numbers unless the number is the point.
- •Trademark risk: a name built on someone else's brand is worth less, because it can be lost in a dispute.
Use comparable sales
Look at what similar names actually sold for, not at asking prices. Every completed sale on Auction X stays on its lot page with the final price, and sellers' profiles show their sales history.
Auction or fixed price?
- •Auction: best when several buyers might want the name. Bidding finds the price; a reserve protects you from selling too low. Auctions run 1, 3, 5 days.
- •Fixed price: best when you know the value and can wait for the right buyer. The first buyer to pay your price gets it.
Questions
- What is the average price of a .si domain?
- There isn't a meaningful average: most names are worth their registration fee, while a few premium names sell for thousands. Comparable sales of similar names are the best guide.
- Does the age of a .si domain affect its value?
- Much less than its length and meaning. Age matters mainly if the domain has existing traffic or links.
- How do I get a free valuation?
- List it at auction with a reserve: real buyers bid, and if the reserve isn't met you keep the domain and pay nothing.
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