Buyers of aftermarket names
A listing shows the asking price; this shows what the registry, the archive and the crawl have recorded about the name.
A dated, sourced record of the domain's registry data, archive captures, crawl presence and Safe Browsing status, ready in under a minute.
Built from RDAP registry records, the Internet Archive Wayback CDX index, the Common Crawl index and Google Safe Browsing, with every finding naming its source and retrieval date.
For domain buyers about to pay for an aftermarket name, we deliver a dated, sourced record of the domain's past, unlike a registrar listing or broker pitch that shows only the asking price.
Type the name you are about to buy from Sedo, GoDaddy or a broker.
One payment, no account, no subscription.
The report is built the moment you pay, and each finding shows its source and the date it was retrieved.
| 2009-03-14 | Current registration date | RDAP event: registration | RDAP registry record |
| 2006-11 to 2008-12 | Archive captures before that date | 27 months with captures | Internet Archive Wayback CDX |
| 2013-04 to 2014-06 | No archive captures for 14 months | Gap in the archive record | Internet Archive Wayback CDX |
| Latest 6 crawls | Present in 3 of 6 crawls | Domain and subdomains | Common Crawl Index |
| Retrieved at purchase | No Safe Browsing match | Current status only | Google Safe Browsing Lookup API |
Nobody browses this. People arrive with a question and a deadline.
A listing shows the asking price; this shows what the registry, the archive and the crawl have recorded about the name.
Check a name's past before a purchase or transfer, with dated sources you can compare against what the seller tells you.
No. It is a dated record of what four public sources show, not a verdict on the purchase. You read the findings and decide.
A listing or broker pitch shows the asking price and the seller's description. This report shows registry data, archive captures, crawl presence and Safe Browsing status, each with its source.
If the report returns no usable record, the full refund is issued automatically by the software. You do not need to ask for it.
Registry data from RDAP, captures from the Internet Archive Wayback CDX index, presence in the Common Crawl index, and Google Safe Browsing status. Every finding names its source and the date it was retrieved.
Under a minute. The report is built when you ask for it, so the data is retrieved on the day you buy.
No. Enter the domain, pay $9.99 USD and the report is delivered. You will need the email you pay with if you want to retrieve it later.
Go to /recover and enter the email you paid with. Your earlier report is retrieved there.
When the report comes back with no usable record for the domain. The software issues the full refund automatically at that moment.
A dated, sourced record of the domain's registry data, archive captures, crawl presence and Safe Browsing status, ready in under a minute.
Get the domain's history