Screen the whole drop pool, not one lookup at a time
18.8M domains past their registration date, each with its retained PageRank, harmonic authority, TLD and dates. Plus 307M ranked websites for the SEO view. Filter and sort the whole file locally, for a one-time price, instead of paying per query.
Build your shortlist off the file
Four recipes on the real schema. Run any of them against the free 10,000-row sample first. Every domain in the investor set is already past its registration date.
DomainTLDDomain creation dateDomain expiration dateDNS StatusHTTP statusPR valueHarmonic valueRegistrarCountry by IP
Dropped this month, still carrying PageRank
The core drop-catch shortlist. Domains that reached their expiry date this month and still hold authority, ranked best first.
zstdcat webatla-domain-investor-2026-07-10.jsonl.zst | jq -c 'select((."Domain expiration date" // "")[0:7] == "2026-07") | select((."PR value" // 0) > 0) | {domain: .Domain, tld: .TLD, pagerank: ."PR value"}' | jq -s 'sort_by(-.pagerank)' > shortlist.json
Expired but the site still resolves
Domains past expiry whose DNS still answers. Often the highest-value flips, since the content and links are still live.
zstdcat webatla-domain-investor-2026-07-10.jsonl.zst |
jq -c 'select(."DNS Status" == "TRUE")
| {domain: .Domain, expired: ."Domain expiration date"[0:10],
registrar: .Registrar, pagerank: ."PR value"}' \
> still-live.jsonl
An authority leaderboard for any TLD
The SEO view. Rank every domain in a TLD by PageRank to find link targets, comps, or acquisition candidates. Uses the ranking dataset.
zstdcat webatla-websites-ranking-2026-07-10.jsonl.zst | jq -c 'select(.TLD == "de" and (."PR value" // 0) > 0) | {domain: .Domain, pagerank: ."PR value", harmonic: ."Harmonic value"}' | jq -s 'sort_by(-.pagerank) | .[0:1000]' > de-top-1000.json
Size the opportunity by TLD
How many droppable domains with real authority sit in each TLD. One aggregate over the whole file, no load step.
SELECT "TLD", count(*) AS droppable_with_rank FROM read_json('webatla-domain-investor-2026-07-10.jsonl.zst', format='newline_delimited', compression='zstd', columns={'TLD':'VARCHAR', 'PR value':'DOUBLE'}) WHERE "PR value" > 0 GROUP BY "TLD" ORDER BY droppable_with_rank DESC LIMIT 20;
PageRank and harmonic are computed authority signals, higher means more central, and they are what a dropped domain still carries from its history. Sort by them to put the names worth chasing at the top.
Why the whole file beats a per-name tool
Screening is a numbers game. Per-lookup pricing punishes exactly the volume you need.
Screen millions, pay once
Sort and filter the entire drop pool for a flat price. No per-query meter deciding how wide you get to look.
Authority already attached
Each domain ships with its PageRank and harmonic value, so you rank a shortlist without a second data source or a scraping run.
Your criteria, your filters
TLD, age, resolves-or-not, authority threshold. Combine them locally in one pass instead of one paid lookup at a time.
Fresh drops daily
Exports rebuild every day, so the newest expiries land fast. Diff yesterday against today for a clean new-drops feed.
Comps for appraisal
Full ranking signals across a TLD give you a distribution to price a name against, not a single opaque score.
Feed your own tools
The output is plain JSON. Push a shortlist straight into your backorder queue, spreadsheet or valuation model.
Where to start
One set for the drop pool, one for the ranking picture. Take both in all-data when you want them joined.
domain-investor, €299
18.8M domains past their registration date, curated with authority, dates and resolution status. The one set priced by the euro per million, because the curation is the value.
domain-investor → the drop poolwebsites-ranking, €99
307M websites with PageRank and harmonic authority by domain and country. The SEO leaderboard for link research, comps and market maps.
websites-ranking → the SEO viewWant the full namespace to cross-check against? all-active-domains is €29. Everything joined on one key is all-data, €599.
Fair questions before you buy
Answered without hedging.
Does past expiry mean available to register?
Not on its own. A domain past its expiration date is in the drop pipeline, which runs through grace, redemption and pending-delete before it releases. The dataset is your candidate list to research and backorder, not a promise that a name is free right now. The dates and resolution status tell you where in the pipeline each one sits.
Where do the ranking numbers come from?
PageRank and harmonic centrality are computed by us across the graph we index. They are consistent authority signals for comparing domains, higher meaning more central. They are our numbers, not a third party's proprietary score.
How fresh are the drops?
Exports rebuild daily and one payment gives a calendar month of re-downloads. Pull the newest export whenever you want, then diff against the previous day for the fresh-drops feed.
Can I run a paid tool or service on this?
Yes. A screener, an appraisal model, an SEO product built on the data is yours to run and to sell. Reselling the raw rows onward needs a written agreement. Talk to sales.
I only want one TLD or one niche
Filter it out of the file in one pass, or pull just that slice from the included bearer API by TLD, country or technology. No need to store the whole export to work one corner of it.
Screen 10,000 real drops for free
No account, no email. If the shortlist looks right, the full drop pool is €299 and the ranking set is €99.