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Due diligence for domain names

Know what you're buying.

Before you buy an expired domain, DomainDue checks its availability, reputation, history and risks. Each finding comes with its source and date; what could not be measured is listed, not hidden.

Free: 50 analyses a day with an account.

Example dossier 路 illustrative dataMeasured 21.09.26

example-bakery.com

No adverse signal across 5 measured signals.

5 signals measured 路 2 not measured

Email blacklists
Not listedDNSBL
Safe Browsing
No threat foundGoogle Safe Browsing
Domain age
11 yearsRDAP
Archived snapshots
214Wayback Machine
Traffic rank
184,220Tranco
Backlinks
Not measured
Trademark check
Not measured
Sources consultedGoogle Safe Browsing 路 VirusTotal 路 Tranco 路 RDAP 路 Wayback Machine 路 DNS blacklists

The dossier

What a dossier answers

The same questions for every domain, in the same order, with the source of each answer.

  1. 01

    Can I get it?

    Availability and registration price at the registrars we integrate, checked live.

  2. 02

    Is it healthy?

    Email blacklists, Google Safe Browsing and VirusTotal, each with its source and date.

  3. 03

    What happened to it?

    Age, registration history and archived snapshots from the Wayback Machine.

  4. 04

    What is it worth?

    An estimate built from comparable sales, given as a range.

  5. 05

    What don't we know?

    Every signal that could not be measured is listed, so an incomplete dossier never reads as a clean one.

Tools

Daily feed

Save your criteria once; each day, the new expired domains that match them, in the app and by email.

Bulk checks

Upload a CSV of up to 100 names per check; each new name uses one analysis, then export the results.

Lists and alerts

Keep domains in watchlists and get alerted when their availability changes or their price drops.

Traces

Every domain has a history.

Registration, archives, gaps and expiry: the dates the product can establish, each with its source. What is inferred is labelled as such.

Example dossier 路 illustrative data 路 example-bakery.com
  1. Registered

    RDAP

  2. First archived snapshot

    Wayback Machine

  3. No snapshot for two years

    Wayback Machine

  4. Snapshots resume: a change of owner is possible

    Wayback Machine 路 inferred

  5. Dossier measured

    DomainDue

  6. Registration expires

    RDAP

Questions

Before you ask

What is in a dossier?

The answers to five questions, from 14 signals: email blacklists, Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, traffic rank, domain age, Wayback history, trademark and ownership checks, plus Google indexation, backlinks, social presence, past content and the biography of its archived past as they are measured. Every signal shows its source and date, and an incomplete analysis is labelled as such.

How is this different from ExpiredDomains.net?

ExpiredDomains.net lists expired domains with third-party metrics and leaves the checks to you: Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, blacklist checkers and the Wayback Machine, one site at a time. DomainDue runs those checks and shows each result with its source and date.

Can I trust the result?

We pull from public, authoritative sources: Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, Tranco, RDAP, DNS blacklists and the Wayback Machine. Each signal comes with its source and the date it was measured. If some signals are missing, the result says 'Incomplete analysis' and lists them.

What is free?

Every feature, for every account, with 50 analyses a day: the full dossier, the daily feed, lists and alerts, bulk checks and exports. An account needs an email address you verify.

What counts as an analysis?

Each new domain you check, alone or in a bulk check, each extension counted apart. A domain DomainDue analysed recently opens again without using one, while you have analyses left.

Check a domain before you buy it.

Availability, reputation, history and risks, each with its source and date.

Free account 路 50 analyses a day