Ready-made domain databases covering 1,500+ zones: country-code ccTLDs, generic gTLDs, and new gTLDs. Daily snapshots of newly registered and expiring domains, registration dates, name servers, and WhoIs data. We deliver a selection tailored to your task as a file, via API, or in a web interface.
Domain lists are a map of the internet: teams use them to find customers, size markets, and protect brands.
Fresh registrations as a lead stream: behind every new domain is a prospective customer for hosting and related services.
New domain owners are launching projects. They need development, design, and marketing.
Zone volumes, registration dynamics, and the structure of the internet by country and topic.
Complete zone lists for typosquatting detection and monitoring of new registrations.
Expiring domains with history and backlinks — candidates for website restoration.
Domain data inside your own services via API, with no in-house collection infrastructure.
Three formats to fit the task: a one-time export, recurring data delivery, or a custom solution. Pricing depends on the list of zones, volume, and frequency. We send a quote and a sample export before work starts.
A domain database collected once: for research, a launch, or niche analysis.
Snapshots arrive on schedule, automatically. New and expiring domains are already included.
Turnkey data as a service: API access, DaaS, or a ready-made interface, dozens of sources, and SLAs.
How much does a domain database cost? The price is built from clear factors, from the list of zones to the delivery format. We send a quote and a data sample before work starts.
Describe the zones, countries, and fields you need, and we will come back with a cost estimate, timeline, and sample export within one business day.
A domain database is a structured list of registered domain names organized by zone and country: national, generic, and specialty zones. From the full dataset we build a selection for your task: by zone, country, registration date, or the presence of a live website.
A separate data stream covers daily change snapshots: new registrations, renewals, and expiring domains. It is a ready-made source of leads: behind almost every new domain is a new project or business that needs hosting, development, marketing, and services.
A domain is the name of a website or online service. It replaces a server's numeric address with a readable name. The link between name and address is stored in DNS and maintained by name servers. A name reads from right to left. Example: shop.example.com.
Every name within a zone is unique. While a domain is held by another organization or person, an identical one cannot be registered. A domain connects users to a company's website, email, and other services.
The domain name system is coordinated by ICANN. Zones fall into three types.
Domains are registered by organizations and individuals. Registration grants the right to use the name for the paid term. After that, the name is either renewed or moves through a chain of statuses.
The daily snapshot shows the status and drop date for every name. That is your chance to pick up a domain with history ahead of competitors.
A note on scope: domain registration is not part of the service. We deliver data and do not sell rights to names. You register an available domain with any accredited registrar, and keyword domain search will help you find the right name.
WhoIs is a public service with information about a domain: dates, status, registrar, and name server names. It is gradually being replaced by the RDAP protocol; we cross-check data against both sources.
Administrator contacts are often hidden by privacy settings. We include openly published information in the export and flag empty values in the list. Bulk WhoIs checks against your own domain list are available on request.
DNS records add another layer of information:
Not every domain has a working website. Some names are parked or bought as spares. Status filters separate live sites from empty names.
A note on scope: we do not provide hosting or email — the database only carries information about them. Lists of sites running a specific CMS or technology are covered by website search by technology.
Domain lists plug straight into sales, marketing, and security workflows.
Domains by themselves carry no company details. Company databases add organization contacts to a domain list. Keyword trends show how words trend across new registrations.
We deliver data the way you need it: a one-time file export, a recurring feed, API access, or a web interface with filters. Volumes range from targeted selections to entire zones. We have been collecting data on companies, markets, and domains since 2015. Before you start, we will send a free sample export for your zones.
We have worked with sales and analytics data since 2015. A domain database is valuable when it is complete, fresh, and free of junk.
National zones of countries and territories, generic gTLDs, and new gTLDs. Coverage for any geography.
Snapshots refresh daily. New domains land in the export within 24 hours.
Deduplication and filtering of parked and technical registrations. No junk in your selection.
Status, language, topic, contacts, and technologies. The list is ready for your sales team from day one.
File, feed, API, or web interface. Data arrives ready to load into your systems.
A quote and data sample before we start, a contract, and clear pricing with no hidden fees.
A transparent process: we prepare a quote and send a data sample before work starts. No hidden fees, no surprises.
You describe the zones, countries, and fields you need. A short brief is enough.
We size the zones and timeline and send a free sample export.
We compile the domain lists, cross-check WhoIs and name servers, and clean out junk and duplicates.
File, feed, API, or web interface. For recurring snapshots we keep watch over data quality.
The output is not a raw list but a structured domain database with the attributes you need, ready to use.
Domains with attributes: CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML mapped to your schema.
New and dropped domains arrive on schedule.
Domain data delivered straight into your products and systems.
A dashboard with zone and status filters, search, and export. Users work with the database without manual exports.
Junk filtering, website attributes, contacts, and technologies.
We monitor snapshot completeness and delivery stability. Your export arrives on time.
The domain database covers domain name data. We can build and configure adjacent data streams for your task.
If you don't see your answer, send a request: our support team will get back to you within one business day.
More than 1,500 zones: national ccTLDs of countries and territories, generic gTLDs, and new gTLDs. A ccTLD's name matches the country's two-letter ISO 3166-1 code: us, uk, de, fr. If a zone you need is not yet covered, we will add it for your project.
Projects start at $150. The final price depends on the list of zones, data volume, update frequency, and extra processing (see the factor breakdown above). We send an exact quote and a sample export before work starts.
Snapshots refresh daily: new registrations and expiring domains land in the export within 24 hours of the change in the zone. The database shows the registration date and drop date for every name.
We deliver contacts published on the websites themselves: email addresses, phone numbers, and contact forms. Administrator contacts in WhoIs are often hidden by privacy settings; we include the fields that are public. We do not use personal data from non-public sources.
Registration date, expiration date, status, registrar, and name server names. WhoIs is complemented by the RDAP protocol, and we cross-check data against both sources. Bulk WhoIs checks against your own domain list are available on request.
A file (CSV, Excel, JSON, XML), a refreshed feed, API access, or a web interface with filters and export. UTF-8 encoding, and internationalized domain names (IDNs) come through correctly. Send a request to get a sample in your own format.
The export includes the status and dates for every name. In gTLD zones, once the term ends, the domain passes through redemption (30 days) and pending delete (about 5 days), and then the name is released. The daily expired feed lets you pick up a domain with history ahead of competitors.
No. The service delivers domain data; the right to use a name stays with its administrator. Registration is handled by accredited registrars. Keyword domain search will help you find available and soon-to-drop options.
Yes, from DNS records. Name servers point to the hosting provider, the MX record shows whether email is set up on the domain, and the A record shows whether the site responds. The service does not provide hosting or mailboxes themselves.
The database contains domains and their attributes, without company details. Company databases cover organizations with phone numbers and addresses. We build domain-to-company matching as a custom format for your task.