What the score rewards
| Pattern | Example | Why it's valued |
|---|---|---|
| Repdigit | 9999999999 | The rarest and easiest to recall; top of every seller's price list |
| Long run | 98 000 00 123 | Five or more identical digits in a row |
| Straight sequence | …123456 | Reads like counting |
| Mirror | 98 765 56 789 | Symmetry is easy to picture |
| Repeated block | 98 12 12 12 12 | Remember two digits, repeat |
| Strong ending | …7777 | People remember the tail of a number best |
| Few distinct digits | 90 900 90 009 | Less to remember |
Tiers
Platinum (85+) — repdigits and near-repdigits. Gold (70–84) — long runs, full sequences, mirrors. Silver (50–69) — one strong pattern. Standard — ordinary numbers. The tiers mirror how VIP number sellers group their stock, but the score is a pattern measure, not a price.
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FAQ
Does the score work for numeric domains?
Yes. The same memorability signals apply to domains like 888888.com or 152222.com. Domain value also depends on length, extension and buyer demand.
Is a higher score always better?
For recall, yes. For privacy, a very memorable number is also easier for strangers to guess and spam.