DomDB Official Thread

[DomDB]

Hi, I'm Tim, founder of DomDB. I was previously the founder of tld-list.com.

What Is It

A domain intelligence platform that aggregates aftermarket and premium domains.

Its goal is to empower buyers and sellers of domain names with data, services, and tools.

What Does It Do

• Search Engine: search all BIN aftermarket and premium domain names using a wide selection of filters.
• Price History Data: track price changes in aftermarket and premium unregistered domains.
• Domain Watch: monitor domains and get notified of new listings and price drops (currently supports 7 major BIN aftermarkets).
• Compare Aftermarkets

How Can It Can You

• find the cheapest BIN price of an aftermarket/premium domain name across all platforms
• monitor seller motivation based on tracked domain price history and time on market
• be the first to know about price drops and new listings
• brand protection: discover when misspellings and extensions matching your domain become available for purchase
  

Trying It Out

Domain Watch: watch up to 20 domains for free for the next 3 months. Create an account using this link:

https://domdb.com/create-account?promoCode=BT-GZ9IW

This promotion is limited to the first 20 sign ups and expires on October 15th, 2025.

What’s Next

• more supported aftermarkets, including auctions
• API
• Search Watch: get notified when a domain is added or changed in a custom DomDB search
• Bulk Availability Checker
• Domain Name Appraisal
• More data: domain age, registered extension counts, developed extensions counts, etc.
• user aftermarket reviews, domain ratings & comments

Feedback

All feedback is welcome. Please post here or email contact[at]domdb.com (PGP).

 

[DomainHyrax]

Hey Tim, DomDB sounds interesting! Did you sell tld-list.com?

 

[DomDB]

Hey Tim, DomDB sounds interesting! Did you sell tld-list.com?

Yes it was acquired a couple years ago.

 

[DomDB]

Recent DomDB.com updates:

• bug fix: "Make Offer" domains were sometimes not being displayed in paginated search results when sorting by "Cheapest Price"
• bug fix: Domain Watch minimum price drop amount was not always being respected
• bug fix: vastly faster searches due database upgrade and to improved indexing
• new: added aftermarket listings support for the following new TLDs: .fast, .spot, .hot, .free
• new: Dynadot User Listings is now supported by the Domain Watch feature

 

[DomDB]

DomDB now has an API that supports a single domain lookup and returns current prices, price histories, and metadata. Full documentation available here.

New and existing users have access to the API for the entirety of their free trial.

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2001793593158390239

Amazing tool!

 

[DomDB]

DomDB now has registered extensions/TLDs data shown on the search interface, domain detail pages, and API.

This means users can sort and filter by the registered extension count per domain. Hover or tap the count to see a preview popover of the most popular registered extensions:

Clicking the "+X more..." link will show all of the registered extensions with pricing:

A few other things added since the last update on this thread:

- Dynadot user listings fully integrated
- 30-day trial removed for Junior plan - anyone can now watch up to 3 domains for free with no time limit
- NamePros landers supported by Domain Watch feature
- DomDB blog is now available as an RSS/Atom feed
- new guide: How to Move Afternic Listing to Spaceship Sellerhub
- new guide: How to Buy Domains from BuyDomains.com
- new guide: How to Transfer Domains Away from GoDaddy
- bug fix: small USD exchange rate fluctuations were triggering Domain Watch notifications, now fixed.
- bug fix: Domain Watch - don't alert on new/changed registration prices for aftermarket domains
- bug fix: Domain Watch - fixed spurious delisted/new listing alerts for aftermarkets with inaccurate landers
- bug fix: cheapest price, cheapest renewal price, and price history sparkline chart sometimes missing in search results