What is this service?
Neurastic provides AI-assisted domain portfolio insight reports. Each report reviews submitted names using comparable sales context, linguistic patterns, and market signals.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about report generation, recommendations, data handling, and what Neurastic is designed to do.
Is this a dollar-value appraisal?
No. Neurastic is designed for structured keep, drop, and review decisions, not exact pricing or certified appraisals.
Is Neurastic still in beta?
Yes. Neurastic is in beta, and the system is being improved continuously. During this stage, extension logic, comparable-sale matching, pricing guidance, and report language may be adjusted as more examples are tested.
Who is it for?
It is built for domain investors, portfolio holders, and domain professionals who want a repeatable way to prioritize inventory at scale.
Do I need an account?
No. You submit an email address so the report can be delivered and accessed after processing.
How many domains can I evaluate?
Current packages support 20, 40, or 70 domains per report. Promotional coupons may be available during beta testing.
Which extensions has the system been trained on?
Neurastic has extension-specific logic and training for .com, .net, .org, .co, .ai, and .si, with additional extensions continuing to be added. More improvements are being made throughout the beta stage as new data and user feedback are reviewed.
How long does a report take?
Most reports complete within a few minutes, depending on system load and the number of submitted domains.
How will I receive my report?
You can view the report online, and a copy is sent to the email address used during submission.
What kind of recommendations are included?
Reports focus on whether each domain appears stronger as a keep, a drop candidate, or a name that merits additional review.
What does Premium mean?
Premium is a signal that the name has stronger commercial, structural, extension, keyword, scarcity, or pricing characteristics. It does not guarantee a sale, but it indicates the system sees above-average potential compared with ordinary inventory.
Does the report use real sales data?
Yes, when available and relevant. Not every domain has suitable comparable sales, especially brandable or emerging-category names.
Why do some domains have limited comparable sales?
Comparable-sale databases are incomplete, and many strong names do not have exact public matches. When direct comps are limited, Neurastic may use structural, keyword, extension, or market-context signals while noting the limitation.
How should I use pricing guidance?
Pricing guidance is meant to support listing, renewal, and negotiation decisions. It is not a certified appraisal or promise of market value, and final pricing should still reflect your strategy, holding costs, and buyer interest.
Are recommendations guaranteed?
No. The report is informational and does not guarantee future sales, valuation outcomes, or market performance.
What do potential and risk ranges mean?
Potential reflects likely commercial appeal to end users. Risk reflects uncertainty, speculation, and lack of supporting market signals.
Can I use a coupon?
Coupon codes may be offered during promotions or beta testing. Enter the code before continuing to checkout; full-discount coupons can allow a paid package to be processed without a PayPal payment.
Can I send feedback on a report?
Yes. Feedback is useful during beta, especially when a domain has industry context, acronym meaning, comparable sales, or extension-specific nuance that should be considered in future improvements.
Are my submitted domains stored or shared?
Submitted domains are used to generate your report. They are not sold, published, or shared as public lists.
Is this financial or investment advice?
No. Neurastic provides informational analysis only. Human judgment remains essential for portfolio decisions.
What if I do not receive the email?
Check spam or junk folders first. If it is still missing, use the contact page and include any report details you have.