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Not only do we offer Expired Domains, but we also provide comprehensive lists of Deleted Domains across various TLDs. Deleted or Dropped Domains are open for registration and can be acquired at the standard registration fee through your preferred domain registrar. Each domain in our database includes essential SEO-related information, such as the number of backlinks, Archive.org birth date, and more.

Explore the multitude of Expired Domain Names dropping daily and select the ones that catch your interest. :) Utilize our extensive filters to customize and organize the lists, or employ our Watchlist feature to monitor Expired Domains after they've become available.

Whether you prefer to browse specific lists or conduct a rapid Domain Name Search across all lists simultaneously, our platform offers flexibility. Regardless of your choice, our numerous filters enable you to narrow down the domains, ensuring you find precisely what you're searching for!

Verify the presence of any domain list by search it here. Simply paste the key or tag into the bulk domain search window, and if they are listed, access them along with the compiled domain data in the corresponding domain list. This feature supports formatted lists with domains on separate lines, HTML, or any other text format containing domain names.

Why is this functionality beneficial? Consider the case of old droplists. Do you wish to ascertain the current status of these domains? Are they available for purchase? Now, you can periodically check and obtain this information. Importantly, this is not exclusive to droplists; you can input any domain list. If the domains are listed, you can retrieve and view them. This process is akin to the NameJet Most Active Mail Parser but is applicable to all supported domain lists, not limited to NameJet.

Due to constraints related to the maximum length of URLs that browsers and webservers can handle, the domain list is stored in the database, and a key is used for access. The key is a hash generated from the domain list and changes each time different domains are entered. This design accommodates much larger domain lists. The current maximum limit is 50,000 domains per list, and you can create as many lists as needed. Lists that remain unused for four weeks are automatically deleted.

While the key generated by the search also functions in your saved searches, altering the monitored domains requires creating a new key. Consequently, you must recreate saved searches utilizing the new key. There is room for improvement in this aspect, and if you have suggestions or ideas on how it should work, please share them. By the way, if you use a key in your saved searches, it will not be deleted after four weeks!