senior
A buyer would likely pay about $2,000 for senior. It is listed around $2,500. This name is registered to an active Minecraft account.
Priced against comparable names (market model): what they are listed at on the secondary market, adjusted for length, letters vs. digits and how common the word is. Never below the best buyer offer posted on this name in the past year (one listing carries an offer). This name has its own asking price, and "listed around" shows it. Buyers' posted offers run about 67% of the asking level on established names, and less on cheap ones; the likely sale applies that to the model's asking level (comparable names, pulled part-way toward any listing of this name), so one seller's high listing does not set it.
What this quote rests on
Everything below is public secondary-market data — asking prices are not sales, and we label each row for what it is. Most deals in this market close privately, so these are what we can see, not everything that trades. We don't link to the trading threads: Mojang's terms don't allow buying or selling accounts.
Price history of senior
Every asking price ● and buyer offer ● we have recorded for this name, each on the day we first saw it, plus any listing marked sold ●. 2 sellers have listed it.
This name on the market
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| buyer offer on a $2,500 ask | $2,000 |
| asking seller zedd | $2,500 |
6-character names that appear unclaimed right now
Our Mojang checks found no account holding these. Real words are left out: a free common word is usually blocked by Mojang rather than available. Availability can change any minute; the launcher is the final word.
How we got this number
What names like it ask
A curve fitted to every distinct asking price we track — one opinion per name and seller, bundles with capes or ranks excluded — by length, letters vs. digits and word strength.
Its own market history
This name's own asks and any buyer offers pull the price toward them, a listing marked sold more strongly. The likely sale is never below the best buyer offer posted on it in the past year, and a listed name is “listed around” a price within its own listings.
From ask to likely sale
Buyers' posted offers on the same listings measure how far below the ask names trade. That ratio turns the model's asking level (comparable names, pulled part-way toward the name's own listing) into the likely sale — so a single seller's high listing does not set it.
Full method and the evidence counts: market & methodology. namenab is an independent valuation service, not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft; it does not buy, sell or broker names. Estimates are informational, not appraisals or offers.