How is .eth pricing different from regular domain appraisal?

ENS names live on-chain, so we use on-chain sale data and live bids alongside namespace signals. Web2 domain appraisal can only look at registration data and parked-page heuristics.

What if a name has no comparable sales?

The engine falls back to namespace structural signals and explicitly reports lower confidence rather than fabricating a comp-driven number.

Do prices include ENS renewal cost?

The Marketshare methodology nets out the NPV of renewal cost. Default and Collectible methodologies do not.

.eth Name Pricing

.eth name pricing is harder than naive comp-averaging suggests. Token Hall produces fair-value ETH price estimates for any .eth name by blending structural namespace signals with live market data — the same engine that backs our ENS portfolio and bulk valuation tools.

What Drives the Price of a .eth Name

Price for a .eth name is a combination of structural factors (length, linguistic quality, semantic group, entity type, brand pattern) and market factors (recent comparable sales, active bids and listings, ENS registration premium decay, broader sentiment). Token Hall feeds both into the model so neither lens dominates. Short numerics behave differently from dictionary words; identity names behave differently from brand candidates; the engine knows.

Comparable Sales Methodology

For each .eth name we pull candidate comps from on-chain sales by root words, semantic groups (~130 two-tier topics, ~3,600 words), phonetic prefix, entity type, AI-discovered related terms, sector, and length. Each candidate is scored — shared roots (40pt), semantic groups (10–35pt), sector overlap (25pt each), patterns (50pt for numerics), phonetic prefix (15pt), entity type (15–25pt), length (5pt). When no candidates clear the relevance threshold (rare low-signal common words), we still surface the top scored rows so you never see an empty section.

Live Market Anchors

Token Hall pulls live bids, listings, and offers from Grails (replaced Reservoir 2026-05-15), live ETH price from CoinGecko, and ongoing ENS registration premium prices from BigQuery. A market sentiment index (digit-sales heat + premium-registration demand) normalizes historical comp prices to today's market regime so a 2021 bull-market sale is not naively weighted against a 2025 estimate.

Pricing Methodologies

Three valuation methodologies are available on paid tiers. Default — best of logic and identity. Marketshare — pure logic with NPV renewal offsets baked in. Collectible — identity-only floor pricing for short-name and pattern-heavy domains. The methodology selector lets professional buyers see the same name through different pricing lenses without re-querying.

Fresh Compute and Caching

Valuations are cached for 1–2 years by default. A Fresh toggle (Basic and above) forces a re-run against the current model lineup and live market data, useful when sentiment has shifted materially since the cached price was set. Cached pricing is intentionally still billable because the active pricing contract values the assembled context, not the raw model spend.

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Enter any .eth name on the home page for an instant AI-powered price estimate, complete with comparable sales, premium-decay context, and the key factors driving the estimate.

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Landing-Page FAQ

How is .eth pricing different from regular domain appraisal?: ENS names live on-chain, so we use on-chain sale data and live bids alongside namespace signals. Web2 domain appraisal can only look at registration data and parked-page heuristics.
What if a name has no comparable sales?: The engine falls back to namespace structural signals and explicitly reports lower confidence rather than fabricating a comp-driven number.
Do prices include ENS renewal cost?: The Marketshare methodology nets out the NPV of renewal cost. Default and Collectible methodologies do not.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Token Hall and how does it value ENS domains?: Token Hall is an AI-powered ENS (.eth) domain valuation platform. It runs each domain through a multi-model AI consensus (xAI Grok, OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude, Venice Llama/Qwen) over a feature set that includes 99M+ ICANN domain registrations across 1,685 TLDs, US Census and SSA name databases, on-chain ENS secondary sales, ENS premium registration prices, search volume and CPC data, and live ETH pricing.
What data sources back a Token Hall valuation?: Every valuation is grounded in: (1) 99M+ ICANN registrations across 1,685 TLDs, (2) on-chain ENS sales history from The Graph and Alchemy NFT API, (3) live ENS bids and listings from Grails, (4) ENS premium registration prices from BigQuery, (5) US Census surnames and SSA forenames, (6) DataForSEO search volume and CPC, and (7) live ETH/USD pricing from CoinGecko with a DB-cached fallback.
Which AI models can run a valuation?: Free tier: Grok 4.1 Fast, Llama 3.3 70B, Qwen3 235B. Basic adds Grok 4 and GPT-4o. Pro adds Claude Sonnet 4.5 and Claude Opus 4.5. Enterprise unlocks every configured model. Deep Reports run every model the tier has access to in parallel and surface a consensus alongside per-model breakdowns.
How is the valuation methodology structured?: We blend two perspectives. The Logic Model is structural — it models the ENS namespace, linguistic quality, cross-TLD registration breadth, and identity utility. The Market Model is retrospective — it anchors to comparable sales, current bids, registration premiums, and live demand signals. By default both are blended; advanced users can isolate either lens.
Why is ENS domain valuation hard?: ENS prices are thin, lumpy, and reflexive: most names trade rarely, comparable sales are sparse outside the top tiers, and sentiment swings move floor prices fast. Token Hall mitigates this with multi-model consensus, on-chain comp matching across roots / semantic groups / phonetic prefixes / entity types / sectors, and a market sentiment index that normalizes historical comps to today.
Is Token Hall free? What is the pricing model?: Free tier includes a small daily allowance with access to base AI models. Basic and Pro plans unlock more models, bulk valuations, portfolio tracking, watchlists, and Deep Reports. All paid usage debits a prepaid ETH balance with atomic, ledger-backed accounting. Failed valuations are auto-refunded.
Do you handle bulk ENS valuations?: Yes. The Bulk Valuation tool runs up to the tier's per-batch limit in a single request, with per-domain pricing visible up front. Pro and above support per-valuation micropayments above the included monthly allowance.
Can I track an ENS portfolio?: Yes. Connect a wallet (or look up any 0x address / ENS primary name) to load all .eth holdings, run valuations on selections, see expiry dates and an aggregate ETH/USD total, and opt into expiry notification emails.