What is your
digital identity worth?

The idea

MyOnlineWorth was built on a simple premise: your digital presence is a real, quantifiable asset — and most people have no idea what it's actually worth.

Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, consultant, or professional, the signals you leave online — your content, audience, search presence, and owned infrastructure — collectively form a digital portfolio that can be valued, grown, and eventually monetised or sold.

How the model works

The scoring engine evaluates five asset categories across 14 input signals:

• Reach — follower count, engagement rate, platform diversity
• Content — niche clarity, consistency, track record, viral history
• Authority — SEO presence, press, speaking, published work
• Monetisation — revenue, streams, brand deals, email list
• Infrastructure — website, verification, owned community, audience trust

Each category is scored 0–100, weighted by its contribution to real-world market value, and combined into a composite valuation using revenue multiples and audience asset benchmarks from public creator economy data.

What this tool is not

MyOnlineWorth is an educational and motivational tool. It does not constitute financial, investment, or business advice. Individual valuations depend heavily on niche, audience quality, negotiation, and market timing — factors no calculator can fully model.

Last updated: June 2026

Your data stays in your browser

Every calculation on MyOnlineWorth happens entirely client-side. The answers you enter into the valuation form are never transmitted to any server, never stored in any database, and never associated with your identity. When you close or navigate away, your inputs are gone. This is by design.

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