Give Domain Sniper one domain. It crawls the whole site, finds every link to a dead domain, and checks with the registry which ones you can register today.
Domain Sniper moves the whole job into your browser and runs it in the cloud.
Give us one domain. We start at its home page and sitemap. Include its subdomains, or stick to an old archive like /2015/.
We visit every page up to your page cap, follow robots.txt and keep to a couple of requests at a time. You can close the tab and come back later.
Every linked domain gets a DNS lookup. Any with no nameservers go to the registry's own RDAP server. Only names the registry has no record of get marked Available.
Fetch Moz DA, check Google's index and the old Wayback snapshots, then export a CSV or head to your registrar.
Every status shows when and how it was checked: DNS first, then the registry. Moz DA only loads when you click, so lookups go on the domains worth a closer look.
Enter one domain. We crawl it from the home page and sitemap, subdomains too if you want them.
Only collect links from the paths you care about, like old archive pages under /2015/.
Whitelist TLDs and keywords, so you only see names that fit your niche.
Fetch Moz Domain Authority for any available domain. Only the ones you click use a lookup.
Jump straight to a domain's old snapshots to see what it used to be.
Run Google's site: search for a domain in one click and mark what you see.
Download a plain domain list or a CSV in one click.
Every crawl gets saved. Stop it any time, or run it again for fresh results.
Pick the crawl size that fits. Every plan includes the full check: DNS, then the registry.
€0a month
€19a month
€49a month
Google's spam policies call out expired domain abuse: buying an old domain mainly to rank low value content. Domain Sniper is built for rebuilding relevant sites, reclaiming lost links and securing brand names.
We look up its nameservers in DNS, then ask the registry's own RDAP server. We only mark a domain Available when it has no nameservers and the registry has no record of it. Every status shows when it was checked. Check the price at your own registrar before you buy.
No. Domain Sniper crawls politely from its own server. It follows robots.txt and any crawl delay, and keeps to a couple of requests at a time per site.
Yes, in one click. Google's site: search for the domain opens in a small window, and you mark what you see. Google doesn't let other sites check its results automatically or show them inside their pages.
Any extension with a registry RDAP server in IANA's list. That includes .com, .net and .org. Where there isn't one, like .jp, the domain shows as Unknown so you can check it at a registrar.
Not yet. Version 1 reads plain HTML, so links that only appear after JavaScript runs get missed.
Yes. We skip any page a site blocks in robots.txt. If the whole site is blocked, the crawl stops at the home page and tells you.
Yes. The free plan covers 500 pages a month on 1 project, with CSV export.