Expired domains · RegFee
35,937 domains already analysed: Trust Flow, referring domains, Wayback archives, Google Business listings. All buyable at registration price, often under €10 at the registrar.
These domains are free. 8 EUR.
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The catalog holds 1,477 domains at TF 10 or above, 444 above TF 15, 95 above TF 20. All at registration price. One TF 22 domain pointed at your site moves a little capital. Twenty TF 12 domains pointed at the same site move considerably more, for the price of lunch.
What matters is not one domain’s TF. It is how many you can take.
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Every domain arrives enriched. Filter, compare, open the record. Domain names in these screenshots were replaced: the real catalog is for account holders.
TF, CF, RD, BL, DA, GMB sector, country, extension, minimum rating, review count, Wayback snapshots, Google indexation, unlock cost. A single TF ≥ 20 filter takes 35,937 rows down to 95.
Unclaimed listing plus 100 reviews minimum: 54 domains. Restaurants, shops, practices, rated 4.8 with hundreds of reviews, whose business is gone and whose listing is still floating.
Authority (TF, CF, ratio, DA, AS, RD, BL), Majestic topics, Wayback activity year by year, attached Google listings. You see whether the domain actually lived or sat parked for ten years.
What it is actually for
An expired domain has five uses, not one. And each one needs a different filter when you search.
A RegFee carrying one or more Google listings takes off far more easily than a bare domain. Google already knows the business, the address, the activity: the site regains positions faster, and above all it holds them. On the buyer side, the listing is a valued signal: it proves the site maps to a real business and not to a shell built to resell links.
Filter: GMB = With listing · Owner = Unclaimed · Reviews ≥ 100
A PBN dies when its estate ages without renewal. At registration price, 20 new domains cost less than a single €400 auction domain. The discipline stays the same: mixed registrars, mixed TLDs, staggered pickup dates, and definitely not 20 sites rebuilt the same month on the same template.
Filter: Wayback snapshots ≥ 20 · Age ≥ 8 years · mixed extensions
When a site stalls on a handful of pages, a 301 from a thematically close expired domain can restart it. The condition is the theme: that is exactly what the Majestic topics on the record are for. A Home/Gardening domain pointed at a gardening site is a coherent signal. Off-topic, the redirect does nothing, or does harm.
Filter: matching Majestic topics · high TF/CF ratio · RD ≥ 10
Trust Flow largely decides what a link buyer will pay. Picking up a TF 22 domain and redirecting it moves part of that capital to your target. It does not replace real link building, but it moves a price list. And since the catalog holds 1,477 domains at TF 10 or above, you can stack several instead of hunting for the one big domain.
Filter: TF ≥ 10 · sort by TF descending
The real asset is not the score, it is the sites still pointing at the name. 18 catalog domains carry more than 200 referring domains, the biggest holds 1,925. Those links are published, indexed, alive, and they keep pointing at a domain nobody owns any more. Take the name, take the links.
Filter: RD ≥ 100 · sort by RD descending
What it is not
In the field
Sites rebuilt from an expired domain bought at registration price, and their curve after pickup.
Learning to use it
Which domains are worth it, how to read a link profile before buying, how to rebuild a site without getting deindexed, when a 301 works and when it is pointless. That is what we trade every day between people who actually do it.
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