The expired domain finder that refuses to lie to you. Crawl-based discovery plus a 3-layer check — registry, live DNS and the Wayback Machine — so the “available” list you get is one you can actually register.
Find expired & available domains — without the false positives. Every domain is verified 3 ways (Registry RDAP + live DNS + Wayback history) before it is ever called “available”. Free, unlimited, no signup. This is the free alternative to the $97 ScrapeBox addon.
⚠️ Why other tools lie to you: a single WHOIS/registry check times out or returns “not found” for reserved, premium and wildcard-DNS domains — and cheap tools mark them available. Here, a domain is only ✅ Confirmed when the registry says it is unregistered AND live DNS returns NXDOMAIN. Anything that disagrees is filtered or marked “Recheck” — never sold to you as a false positive. Always confirm at your registrar before buying; a registrar's live price check is the final word.
Point it at any website, blogroll or directory — every outbound domain gets collected and checked automatically.
Registry, DNS and archive must agree before a domain earns the ✅ badge. Disagreement means filtered — not sold as gold.
The Wayback first-capture year sits next to every result, so an “aged domain” claim has to prove itself.
Filter by verdict, export the full table to CSV, or copy the confirmed-available list in one click.
Paste a list, crawl a website for outbound domains, or generate ideas from a keyword.
Authoritative RDAP registry data, a live DNS NXDOMAIN check, and Wayback history — for every single domain.
Confirmed Available, Expired in Grace, Active, Parked — or an honest “Recheck”. Never a guessed “available”.
ScrapeBox checks one source. If that one lookup glitches, you get a list of “available” domains that are actually taken, reserved or premium-priced — false positives. This hunter was redesigned around that exact problem:
🕷️ Crawl-based discovery (new): instead of only typing domains, crawl any website, blogroll, directory or competitor page — every outbound domain it ever linked to is collected and checked. Dead sites it still links to are where the best expired domains hide.
🛡️ 3-layer verification (upgraded): Registry (RDAP) + live DNS (Google DNS-over-HTTPS) + Archive.org Wayback history must agree before a domain earns the ✅ badge.
📅 Real age, not claimed age: the Wayback first-capture year is shown next to every domain, so an “aged” domain has to prove it.
🅿️ Parked detection: domains sitting on Sedo, Bodis, ParkingCrew and other parking nameservers are flagged, not mistaken for gold.
A domain a tool reports as “available to register” that you actually cannot register — because it is reserved by the registry, a premium name, still in redemption, or the lookup simply timed out. The 3-layer check on this page exists specifically to filter those out.
The domain's registration lapsed but the owner can still renew it during the registry grace / redemption window (usually 30–75 days). It is not registerable yet — watch it, and recheck after the “pending delete” stage.
It runs entirely in your browser using public registry (RDAP), DNS and archive data — the same public sources the paid tools query. No signup, no credits, nothing is uploaded to a server.
Because a registry lookup failed or was rate-limited. Honest tools admit that instead of guessing “available” — wait a minute and run that domain again.