webatla

FAQ

General Questions

How to buy?

To purchase a dataset, simply choose the package you need on the Pricing page and complete a one-off payment.

After a successful payment:

  • You’ll receive an email with a secure download link.
  • The same link will also appear on your Downloads page.

webatla does not use subscriptions — your payment grants access to the selected dataset for 31 days.
Once that period ends, access expires automatically and no automatic charge will occur.
If you’d like to continue using or download updated data, simply make a new one-off purchase.

Data is updated daily, usually available around 06:00 UTC.

We do not use subscriptions. You pay once and get access to the dataset for an entire month. After month, we won’t attempt to charge you again. Renewing your access requires a manual payment.

As this is a digital product, it is non-refundable. Please review the example data before purchase.

No, we only offer package solutions. You can check out our packages and pricing on the Pricing page.

Export and Integration Questions

Can I get a custom export?

Yes, you can contact our support team to discuss your requirements. Custom exports are arranged under a separate contract.

Yes, we recommend using PowerQuery for easy data analysis and visualization in Excel.

This is a special feature requested by our clients. In addition to the main dataset, you receive extra CSV files segmented by TLD, country, and other criteria.

Data Questions

In what format is the dataset provided?

The dataset is provided in CSV format, compressed into a ZST archive (.zst) to ensure faster downloads and smaller file size.

To extract and use the dataset, follow these simple steps:

  1. Download the dataset file (it will have the .zst extension).
  2. Install a decompression tool that supports the Zstandard format (.zst), such as:
    1. Windows: PeaZip, 7-Zip or command unzstd filename.zst in the terminal
    2. macOS: Keka, The Unarchiver or command unzstd filename.zst in the terminal
    3. Linux: Use the command unzstd filename.zst in the terminal.
  3. Decompress the file — after extraction, you’ll get a .csv file.
  4. Open the CSV file in your preferred tool — for example, Excel (we recommend PowerQuery), or any data analysis software like Python (Pandas), R, or Power BI.

The extracted CSV file contains the full dataset, ready for analysis or integration into your workflow.

You need to make a purchase on our website. Once the payment is complete, you will receive a download link for the files in your selected package.

Yes, you can view examples to see the file format and the amount of information provided. You can download them on the Pricing page, under each package.

We make every effort to keep the data current and accurate. However, due to the changing nature of information, we cannot guarantee absolute accuracy.

We scan the entire internet using our robot, which complies with widely recognised robots.txt crawling standards. During the scanning process, we simultaneously conduct analysis.

Regarding domain validity, we check domain availability on the internet daily.

Yes, we can collect that information for you. Please contact us via our Contact page for more details.