Domain alerts · no hosting needed
The right expired domain, e-mailed to you the day it appears
Good aged domains go quickly, and nobody can refresh a list all day. Save the search you would run anyway — your niche, your metrics, your TLD, your budget — and we match it against our aged-domain catalogue every day. When something new fits, you get one e-mail with the matches, a link to vet each one and a link to buy it.
- Free saved search on every account
- Checked daily
- One e-mail, never a flood
- Pause in one click
Already a customer? Sign in and open domain alerts.
You already know what you are looking for
Most buyers have a shape in mind: a .com in one niche, thirty or more referring domains, a real history, under a few hundred dollars. The problem is not deciding — it is being there on the day a domain like that is listed.
So set the filters once on our aged-domain list and press “Save this search”. From then on the catalogue is matched against it every day and you hear about the new ones the same morning, with everything you need to judge them in the e-mail.
How the alerts behave
Your filters, exactly
Authority metrics, referring domains, traffic, price, TLD, language, niche, the year it was first seen, Wikipedia or Google News links — every filter on the list page can be part of an alert.
Only what is new
The domains that already match when you save the search are your starting point, not news. After that you only hear about ones you have not been shown before.
Price drops too
If a domain you were already told about drops in price by a tenth or more, it comes back with the old price beside the new one.
One e-mail a day, at most
However many searches you have saved, they arrive in a single message, grouped by search. Nothing new means no e-mail at all.
Vet or buy from the e-mail
Every domain in the e-mail has its metrics, its price, a link to run a full vetting report on it and a link to its page in the shop.
Pause in one click
Every e-mail can pause the alert that sent it, without signing in. The saved search is kept, so you can start it again whenever you like.
How it works
Filter the list
Open the aged-domain list in your dashboard and set it up the way you would search anyway.
Save the search
Press “Save this search & get alerts”, give it a name, and we show you how many domains match it right now.
Read the morning e-mail
New matches arrive with their metrics and price, ready to vet or buy.
Adjust as you go
Rename, pause, resume or delete any alert; export the current matches of any search as a CSV.
One search free, more if you hunt in several niches
Prices in US dollars per month. Pay for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months with PayPal (which also takes cards) or crypto. No hosting plan needed.
No hosting needed
Domain alerts are sold on their own. Create an account, choose “No hosting needed”, and both the aged-domain list and your alerts are in your menu straight away — the free saved search included.
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Questions people ask
Do I need a hosting plan?
No. Domain alerts and the aged-domain list are open to any account, with or without hosting.
How often do you check?
Every day. The whole catalogue is matched against each of your saved searches, and only genuinely new matches are e-mailed.
Will I get an e-mail for every search?
No — one e-mail, with a section per search. If nothing new matched, nothing is sent.
What is in the e-mail?
Each new domain with its authority metrics, referring domains, traffic and price, a link to run a vetting report on it, and a link to its page in the shop.
Can I stop them?
Yes. Every e-mail has a one-click pause link, and you can pause, resume or delete any alert in the dashboard. Your saved searches are kept either way.
What happens if my plan ends?
Nothing is deleted. Your searches above the free allowance are paused and start again the moment you renew.
Stop refreshing the list
One saved search is free on every account. No hosting plan required.