Domains with only a single number (0-9) in the label. Commonly known as N domains.
The pricing category the registry has assigned to this domain.
Abbreviation of domain label's character types (the kinds of characters in the part left of the dot).
The languages in which the domain's label is considered a word or common abbreviation. See the FAQ for a list of languages that have been checked.
A measure of how easy it is for an English speaker to say the domain name. Shorter domain names with fewer and more common English syllables are considered to be more pronounceable.
Number of characters in the entire domain name (label characters plus extension characters, dots excluded). For example, foo.com has a total length of 6.
Number of characters in the domain's label (the characters left of the dot). For example, foo.com has a label length of 3.
History of changes made to the "Buy It Now" price by the domain's seller and the current price's net change percent.