The Expiring Domains API provides information about domains whose registration has expired and whose status is pending deletion or redemption. This data can help businesses and individuals to make informed decisions about domain names, such as whether to acquire an expired domain or register a new one. You can access this data in CSV File format.
The Deleted Domains API provides information about domains which has been dropped and now available for registration. You can use this API to discover existing addresses which are no longer in use and may be perfect for your next business venture. You can access Deleted Domains Whois Information in CSV File format and Deleted Domains only in CSV File and JSON Response format. With Json API there comes capabilities of filtration based on top-level domains (TLDs).
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The Expired Domains Cleaned WHOIS dataset includes WHOIS entries featuring active Registrant email addresses capable of receiving information. We filter out WHOIS records associated with disposable domains and eliminates those utilizing proxy services to hide Registrant details. This filtration process enhances the reliability of the information presented, making it a valuable resource for fields like cybersecurity and marketing. With this accurate data, users can confidently make informed decisions.
Domain investors may use the data to identify and purchase deleted domains that have high traffic or valuable backlinks, with the goal of reselling the domains for a profit.
Companies may use the data to monitor the registration status of domains that contain their brand name or trademarks, in order to prevent cybersquatting or other forms of online brand abuse.
SEO professionals may use the data to identify expired domains with high domain authority and use them for link building purposes.
The data can be used for market research purposes, such as identifying trends in domain name registrations and expirations.
The data can be used to monitor the activities of competitors, such as identifying when they allow domains to expire or registering new domains.
When a domain is registered, its domain life cycle details are typically accessible through a service called WHOIS. A key element in this information is the "domain status," which offers insights into the domain's lifecycle. The cycle begins with the domain's registration, where it's active and fully operational. However, if the domain isn't renewed by its owner before the expiration date, it transitions into the "expired" state, rendering it inactive.
Following the expiration, there's a crucial phase called the "Redemption Period," which typically spans around 30 days. During this period, the domain isn't active and might not be present in zone files, but the previous owner has a last opportunity to renew it, albeit with an additional fee. This phase is the final chance for the previous owner to maintain ownership before the domain becomes available for new registrations.
Subsequently, the domain moves into the "Pending Delete," which usually lasts up to 5 days. This status marks the domain for imminent release, signifying that it will soon be open for new registrations. Domains in the above three states are called expired domains.
After the Pending Delete grace period concludes, the domain finally transitions to the "Deleted" or "Dropped" state, making it officially available for anyone to register. Those domains are called dropped domains. It's important to note that the availability of dropped domains can vary depending on the policies of domain registrars and the competitive domain market, so staying informed about these statuses is crucial, particularly if you're interested in acquiring domains with expired or dropped status.
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Cleaned WHOIS data is accessible only for expired domains. However, for cleaned WHOIS data of dropped domains, you may reach out to support@whoisfreaks.com, or you can Contact Us.