discuss Why are there still not any good DomainTools alternatives?

[dncafe]

DomainTools wants nearly $1,000 a year for a subscription, and they cap your daily searches to 200 a day and you can only view 25 domain history reports per month.

Seems way over priced for what you're getting.

Where is the competition who can match their services at a far lower price?

 

[Ivan Rasskazov]

DM me for any specials or trial period discounts for domainIQ if you are interested in taking a closer look at our service. API account access is free with any paid plan.

 

[equity78]

DomainTools wants nearly $1,000 a year for a subscription, and they cap your daily searches to 200 a day and you can only view 25 domain history reports per month.

Seems way over priced for what you're getting.

Where is the competition who can match their services at a far lower price?

DomainIQ

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I agree that DomainIQ offer an incredible set of tools, even in their Basic plan. While it is less than $1000 a year, at $24.95 per month it is still a significant cost, but really powerful in the intelligence that it provides. You can see their plans and features at this page. If you hover over a feature it tells you more. I have no association with the company. The Whois history is really valuable, as is the Monitoring and Alert Tool. I have only scratched the surface of what you can do with DomainIQ.
Bob

 

[Mister Funsky]

it is still a significant cost

Yep...considerable cost for a hobbyist...I miss the old days when 'screenshots' was free. Thanks for posting the data re: cost...the site is somewhat cryptic and finding pricing is a little challenging. If they had a 9.99 a month plan, I would likely sign up.

 

[lock]

Nothing like what is on offer or even same thing but I do have http://traffic.tools and it is free to use.

 

[Joshua Ryan]

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