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domain-cma-valuation

@abtdomain Updated 2026-10-13

Apply the substitution principle to position a compound or keyword-plus-modifier domain within the current asking-price market. Build a Comparative Market Analysis from verified, currently for-sale domains that are credible substitutes in the same value-bearing keyword market, then adjust for TLD, keyword position, length, modifier quality, and linguistic coherence. Use when a user asks what such a domain is worth, wants a competitive listing-positioning range, or needs current replacement-market context for buying or selling. Do not use historical sale prices to set or calibrate the range. Treat exact single-keyword domains, pure short domains, coined names without a shared keyword market, fixed-target buyer situations, and domains with active operating websites as out of scope. Do not use for technical analysis (use domain-analyze) or availability checks (use available).

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Install

With your agent

Install OMGSkills skill "abtdomain/domainkits-plugins:skills/domain-cma-valuation" into this agent's normal skills directory: use the OMGSkills MCP get_skill tool, install only the pinned_install commit and path, verify SKILL.md against pinned_install.skill_md_sha, and stop if MCP or the pin is unavailable. Do not overwrite or change existing skills without asking me.

Manual command

git clone https://github.com/ABTdomain/domainkits-plugins /tmp/domainkits-plugins && ln -s /tmp/domainkits-plugins/skills/domain-cma-valuation ~/.claude/skills/domain-cma-valuation

From README

Domain Substitution-Market CMA What this does: identifies the part of a domain that carries its independent market value, builds a pool of credible substitutes from domains currently offered for sale in that same keyword market, and positions the target against what a buyer can purchase now. It estimates current competitive listing position and replacement cost, not a completed-sale price, official appraisal, or investment outcome. The core model is the principle of substitution: a buyer with a flexible naming goal normally has little reason to pay materially more for the target than for a currently purchasable domain that serves the same naming purpose and is equal or better on the relevant attributes. The analysis therefore starts with current alternatives, not sparse historical transactions.