A directory of expired and aged domains with verified link history: who links to them, how clean the archived history is, how old they really are, and how deeply each one sits in the part of the web AI answer engines already cite. Browse every metric free. Names are masked until you reveal them.
A curated slice of the directory, in the grid you will be reading it in. Every metric is public; the names are masked until you open them.
Two directories already list expired domains. Neither tells you who is linking, whether the history is clean, or how the domain reads to an answer engine.
Agent Citability rates a domain 0 to 100 on the provenance of its inbound links, weighted by who published them. Listings show the score and name the trusted sources behind it, so the number comes with its evidence attached. The methodology is published, including what it does not claim.
Spam and adult-content history, blacklist flags, and a legitimacy read on what the domain actually published, taken from its archived snapshots rather than from a registration record. The snapshot timeline is on the listing, so you can see the gaps yourself.
Referring-domain counts are easy to inflate and tell you nothing about who is doing the linking. Every listing names the sources that link to it, so a domain with eleven references from institutions reads differently from one with four hundred from nowhere.
A model estimate of what the link history is worth, on every row, so two listings can be compared on one axis. It is an estimate and nothing else: there is no asking amount here, because there is nothing to pay for.
Revealing a name in the directory re-checks it, right then. Everywhere else — exports, the API, a name you have already revealed — the row carries the timestamp of the last check, so you can see for yourself how old the answer is. Directories that skip this are the reason people learn about stale rows the hard way.
Australian coverage runs far deeper here than on the international directories, which treat .au as an afterthought. If .com.au is what you work in, this is the difference that matters.
No auctions, no bidding, no stock of our own. We hold nothing and sell nothing, so no listing is written up to move something we own, and nobody here is bidding against you for a name you found.
An account is free and sees everything. Paid plans open more names each month and let the rows leave the browser.
25 reveals a month
Full directory, metrics and link history
500 reveals a month
Adds search, filters and sort, csv export, featured listings can be revealed
Unlimited reveals
Adds rest api and cursor feed
Every plan sees the whole directory, its metrics and its link history. A plan sets your reach: how many names you open, and how the rows leave the browser.
Compare plansRun the same verification we run on every listing, on any domain. It’s free, and the result is a page you can share.
Every plan sees the whole directory and its metrics. What changes is how many names you can reveal, and whether you get search, export and the API.
Its true length, first letter, last letter or final word, and any hyphens, plus every metric on the listing. Only the middle is masked.
The full name appears and one reveal comes off your monthly allowance. Re-opening the same listing later is free.
Filter by TLD, estimated value or Revised Score, then compare listings on verified metrics rather than guesswork.
