Inside the report
What each score means
Every name in a Grab Report carries five measures. Each keeps its workings on the page where it appears — never a guess, never an unexplained figure.
Strategic Fit
How well the domain fits your business strategy, scored against your own trading domain as the benchmark — not affected by price, availability or who holds it.
Grab Priority
How strongly you should act: fit weighed against what the name is worth to you and what it would cost, so a cheap exact match rises and an expensive weak one falls.
Potential value add (3-year)
What the name is worth to your business over the next three years — a range with its drivers, never a revenue promise.
Market Value (ValueMyName)
What the name would fetch on the open market, imported as evidence from the valuation partner and shown only where it is held.
Acquisition Estimate
What securing the name is likely to take: a fixed price where one is known, a range where it must be negotiated, and an honest blank where there is no evidence.
Every score keeps its workings
The promise is kept on the report itself: each row shows the rule that placed it, each value its drivers, the investment range how it was worked out, and every availability check when it was made. Read a real, annotated example.
Recommendations are independent; our inventory is always disclosed and never affects Strategic Fit.