What is the Appraise.net browser extension?

Appraise domains where you find them. The Appraise.net extension for Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers lets you right-click any domain name, or pull every visible domain off an auction or marketplace page, and get Appraise.net valuations in a side panel without leaving the page. Who can use itAny Appraise.net account holder with credits. The extension uses the same credits and the same engine as the website; appraisals you request through it appear under My Appraisals exactly as if you had made them on the site.Supported browsersThe extension works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc (version 116 or newer). Firefox and Safari are not supported yet.Ready to try it? See how to install the extension and sign in.

How do I appraise a single domain from any web page?

Highlight a domain name on any page.Right-click and choose Appraise "…" live (3 cr) for a real-time result, or Send "…" to batch (2 cr) to queue it.The side panel opens on the right and shows the result. You can also type a domain into the toolbar popup and press Enter.Not sure whether to pick live or batch? See Live or batch: which should I pick and what does each cost? Domains that already have a current appraisal cost less, and the panel shows the cost before anything is charged.To appraise many names at once, see How do I appraise every domain on a page?

How do I appraise every domain on a page?

Right-click anywhere on the page and choose Extract all domains on this page.The panel lists every domain that is actually visible on the page, in page order. Decoy domains hidden in the page code by some sites are ignored, so the list matches what you see.Use the filter box, All / None, or tick Only what's on screen now to limit the list to the part of the page you are looking at.Click Batch (N) or Live (N). N is the number of ticked domains. Before you click, the panel shows what the request will cost. Names that already have a current appraisal are cheaper or free; see Live or batch: which should I pick and what does each cost?For what happens next, see What happens after I submit live or batch appraisals? If a domain you can see is missing from the list, see Troubleshooting the extension.

What happens after I submit live or batch appraisals?

Live resultsEach domain gets a card. Within a second you see the word split, the cached Scout score and the cost; the full appraisal follows in about 20 seconds. Keep the tab open until the results appear. If you navigate away, appraisals already running still complete and are charged; find them in the toolbar popup or under My Appraisals.Batch resultsAfter you submit, the panel shows a summary: how many domains are already appraised and viewable free (shown right away), how many are viewable for 1 credit (with a View button each), and how many were sent for processing with the credits charged.The batch card updates every 30 seconds (queued → processing 2/6 → done) and the result cards appear in place when it finishes. You also get a desktop notification (click it to open the results) and an email titled "Your Batch Appraisal is Complete!" with a link to the batch page. Finished batches are listed in the toolbar popup with a Show button, and on the site under Batches; the Show button and the notification both open that batch's own page. RelatedWhat is on an extension result card?Troubleshooting the extensionWhat is the batch processing timeline and what should I expect?What happens if my batch is interrupted or gets stuck?How do I view my appraisal history?

What is on an extension result card?

Every appraised domain gets a card in the side panel with the essentials of the full appraisal:Retail value range, with the credits charged and the engine version (e.g. Engine v3)Recommendation (strong buy to strong sell) and confidenceBest use (the engine's one-line pitch), vertical, Scout scoreTrademark flag when the engine sees caution or likely infringementStrengths (green) and weaknesses (red)Buyer insight and a collapsible market analysisView full dossier &nearr;: the complete appraisal on Appraise.net, with comparable sales, brand images and the certificate To see what the full dossier behind a card looks like, see an example appraisal.RelatedWhat is Trademark Check?How do I view my appraisal history?What happens after I submit live or batch appraisals?

Troubleshooting the extension

Most problems come down to the browser session, credits or the page the extension is running on. Here is what each message means and what to do."Sign in to Appraise.net to continue."Your session expired or you signed out. Sign in at appraise.net/login in this browser, then run the appraisal again."Not enough credits."The panel shows what you have and what the request needs, with a Buy credits link. Nothing is charged for a request that can't be fulfilled. See how to buy additional credits."Your plan can't spend credits."The account has no active plan or the subscription is suspended; the Fix plan link takes you to your profile.The panel doesn't open on a pageThe extension can't run on browser pages such as chrome:// or the Web Store, on PDFs, or inside some iframes. Try a normal web page. If a site blocks it, use the toolbar popup instead.A domain I can see isn't in the extract listThe extractor only takes text that is rendered on the page. Domains drawn as images, inside embedded frames, or revealed only on hover are missed; highlight them and use the right-click menu instead. If a visible domain is consistently missed, send the page URL to support@appraise.net.Batch finished but the panel didn't updateOpen the toolbar popup and click Refresh, then Show next to the batch. The results are also under My Appraisals.Rate limitedWe allow 20 new real-time appraisals per minute per account; the panel tells you when to retry. For longer lists, batch mode has no such limit. See Live or batch: which should I pick and what does each cost?

What does the extension read and send?

PrivacyThe extension runs only on the tab where you invoke it. It reads the page only when you ask it to extract domains, sends only the domains you chose to appraise.net, and talks to no other server. The full policy is at appraise.net/extension/privacy. For how we handle your data on the site, see our Privacy & Data Policy help category.FeedbackIdeas and bugs: appraise.net/help → Ideas / Bugs, or support@appraise.net.

What settings does the extension have?

Q: How do I install the extension and sign in?

InstallOpen the extension's page on the Chrome Web Store. Edge users install from the same Chrome Web Store link.Click Add to Chrome (or Get in Edge) and confirm.Pin the extension: click the puzzle-piece icon in the toolbar and the pin next to Appraise.net. The extension runs in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc (version 116 or newer). Firefox and Safari are not supported yet.Sign inThe extension uses your existing Appraise.net login. Sign in at appraise.net/login in the same browser (two-factor and passkeys work as usual), and you are done; there is nothing to configure.To check, click the toolbar icon: the popup shows your email, plan and credit balance. If you prefer not to rely on the browser session, API-plan subscribers can paste an API key instead: toolbar icon → gear icon (⚙) → Authentication → API key, then paste key:secret from the API section of your profile.RelatedHow do I appraise a single domain from any web page?Using the API (where to find your API key)How does the credit system work?

Q: Live or batch: which should I pick and what does each cost?

The extension offers two ways to run an appraisal. Both use the same engine and the same credits as the website; they differ in speed, price and where you wait.LiveBatchCost per new domain3 credits2 creditsTimeAbout 20 seconds each, four at a timeMinutes to hours, runs on our serversWhere you waitKeep the tab open; results stream into the panelClose the tab if you like; you get a desktop notification and an emailBest forA handful of names you are deciding on nowLonger lists, end-of-day sourcing runsDomains we have already appraisedDomains that already have a current appraisal cost less either way: 0 credits if it is yours, purchased, or public; 1 credit to view another user's private appraisal. The panel shows the cost before anything is charged.Choosing a defaultYou can set the default for cases where you don't choose explicitly (toolbar icon → gear icon (⚙) → Behavior). New installs default to batch. See What settings does the extension have?RelatedWhat happens after I submit live or batch appraisals?How much do appraisals cost?How does the credit system work?How do I buy additional credits?Why were some names in my batch marked cached, and how do I re-check them?

What settings does the extension have?

Open the settings from the toolbar icon → gear icon (⚙), or from the Settings link at the bottom of the panel.

Setting	What it does
Authentication	Your appraise.net login (default) or an API key
Test connection	Confirms the sign-in and shows plan and credits
Parallel real-time appraisals	How many live appraisals run at once (default 4)
When I don't pick live or batch explicitly	Batch (default), Live, or Ask above a threshold
Desktop notification when a batch finishes	On by default
Local data	Two buttons: Clear recent results and batch records removes the results and batch jobs the extension keeps in your browser; Clear everything incl. settings also resets the settings above to their defaults. Both stop batch status checks and clear the toolbar badge. Nothing on your Appraise.net account is affected.

For the API-key option, see How do I install the extension and sign in? For what the live and batch choices mean, see Live or batch: which should I pick and what does each cost?

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