From checking to buying expired domains

How we got here

To judge whether a domain is any good you used to open several services in a row: metrics in one, the page archive in another, anchors and links somewhere else. About three minutes per domain, most of it spent switching tabs and piecing data together rather than on the decision. With a list of several hundred the work turns mechanical, and by the end attention drops and mistakes creep in.

We put those steps into one pipeline: a domain now takes about 40 seconds and ends with a verdict across 13 checks, not a row of open tabs. Then came the next question from the same people: “fine, it’s clean — now where do I buy it?” Aggregators answer with a link to someone else’s auction. We answer with custom selection today, and with a showcase of auction lots and our own drops next.

Built by webmasters, for webmasters

Our auction platform was built by webmasters for webmasters. The focus is on work that is convenient and effective — without needless bureaucracy or complicated procedures.

With our platform, clients get hundreds of high-quality domains to reach the top of Google’s search results.

Who we help

• SEO agenciescheck domains for client projects in bulk and attach a report with an explanation for sign-off; shared folders for the team
• Dropcatcher teamsscreen thousands of domains by DR and thresholds, pay only for what passes to the full verdict
• Affiliates in international marketssee what a domain was year by year and what it is fit for; selection for a grey or white vertical on request
• Solo specialistsa starter budget on sign-up, the price shown before launch, custom selection when there is no time to pick yourself