It’s not entirely accurate, obviously, but it is a fun way to get an idea of some of the factors that make your domain valuable, or not so valuable.. check out the info at Leapfish for more info!

from Leapfish:

How do you determine a value?

“We have gathered data on thousands of domain names that have sold recently and how much they sold for in order to create what we like to call the Value Multiplier. This is a magic number you multiply by your CVS by to achieve an estimated value based on historical sales and current domain value. This estimated base value is generally used as a guideline in selecting a minimum sale value. The estimated actual value is directly derived from the base value and attempts to reflect actual potential. Some domain names do not have a high enough demand unable to meet this number, so please do not assume this value is absolute.”