auctions DotWeekly Launches Curated Expired Domain Lists

[DotWeekly]

DotWeekly Lists is one page that surfaces every expired domain worth your attention right now, organized into four lists, all updated daily, all free. Google Trends, App Store Matches, Daily Highlights, Daily Gems. 4 Tabs, each providing something a little different. Expired domain inventory from GoDaddy, Dynadot, NameJet/SnapNames, Sedo, NameCheap & GoDaddy/Dynadot Closeouts.

These curated domain lists are intended to allow you to see domains you normally may miss. All sources in one place, utilizing dictionary filtering, in-house scoring and data nobody else shares or has!

1. Daily Highlights — Nearly 3 months of work went into this, data-picked across the categories that actually matter

Eight curated sections, refreshed every morning: Today's Top Picks, Top Gems, Hot Auctions, Ending Soon, Brand Identity, Business Names, Products & Services, and more. If you are familiar with the DotWeekly Daily Highlights on the Blog, this is that. Each section caps at nine picks, ranked by DotWeekly's proprietary scoring. No firehose, no "view all 800" — just the picks that earned a spot today.

2. Domain Gems — the highest-scored expired domains, ranked by signal not noise

One-word, two-word, brandables, and phrase picks (nice). Each domain is scored against 1,500+ TLD zone-file presence, NameBio comparable sales, keyword popularity, domain age, and corporate-name matching. Domain Gems utilizes DotWeekly in-house scoring model that allows the cream to rise to the top. This was going to be a paid list but I am going all in on the free model, your support utilizing affiliate links are appreciated or the site crashes and burns.

3. Trend Pulse — expired domains paired with rising Google Trends keywords

Every day we collect fresh trend signals from Google Trends and apply them to the active expired-domain pool. A domain only shows up here if real searchers are looking for the keyword. Our trend-keyword database grows daily, so coverage compounds week over week.

4. App Store Matches — expired domains whose name matches a live app on Apple's App Store

DotWeekly scours the App Store daily and cross-references every match against active auction inventory. When an app is using a name that's on expired auction, that's an interesting signal — we surface it; you decide what to do with it.

Built for speed and Ease

Every tab supports filters that match how investors actually shop: source (GoDaddy, Dynadot, NameCheap, SnapNames, Sedo, NameJet, DropCatch), max price, ending window (Today / 24h / 3 Days), match count for App Store, sort by bids / ending / price / age.

Why one page

Domain investors waste time looking at huge lists full of junk. Auction sites bury the curated picks. Aggregators lump everything together. Lists is the opposite: four focused streams, each with a different signal, each updated daily, all in one URL for you to quickly look at what catches your eye.

It's free. It's not gated. It's not behind an email signup.

dotweekly.com/lists

The fastest way to see what's worth bidding on today.

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[Primary Names]

@DotWeekly Hey.. Amazing work. I am an early adopter and almost daily visitor. Will it be possible to add a parameter to select the platform ? For some reason I am unable to add my card to snapnames/namejet therefore cannot participate in their auctions, so going through their names ( generally huge list of names ) is just a solid waste of time for me. Thats me but I am sure there are other people who do not want names from certain platform due to one reason or another. Humble request, totally your decision though.

 

[DotWeekly]

@DotWeekly Hey.. Amazing work. I am an early adopter and almost daily visitor. Will it be possible to add a parameter to select the platform ? For some reason I am unable to add my card to snapnames/namejet therefore cannot participate in their auctions, so going through their names ( generally huge list of names ) is just a solid waste of time for me. Thats me but I am sure there are other people who do not want names from certain platform due to one reason or another. Humble request, totally your decision though.

Certainly. What page/tool are you speaking of? Daily domains for an example on the top of the page, any source that has green around it is selected. You can simply click it and that would deselect that source. Many of the Lists have filters for sources etc but let me know specifically what page/tool you want a source selector on.

 

[DotWeekly]

Since this is on the Lists article, I assume you mean Lists. I will work on that.

 

[DotWeekly]

@DotWeekly Hey.. Amazing work. I am an early adopter and almost daily visitor. Will it be possible to add a parameter to select the platform ? For some reason I am unable to add my card to snapnames/namejet therefore cannot participate in their auctions, so going through their names ( generally huge list of names ) is just a solid waste of time for me. Thats me but I am sure there are other people who do not want names from certain platform due to one reason or another. Humble request, totally your decision though.

Marketplace Filter added atop the Lists page that will work across all lists.

 

[Primary Names]

Thank you so much. This is awesome. Very grateful.

 

[Primary Names]

some css seems to out of order today.

 

[Primary Names]

lazy-investor page refused to load as well. FYI, I am on latest chrome browser.

 

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lazy-investor page refused to load as well. FYI, I am on latest chrome browser.

I'm working on the site, adding Google CPC/Search/Ad comp data to many pages currently so you may see some broken things or oddities at times. Thank you for reporting them.

 

[DotWeekly]

All should be good now.