Quick tour of CatchDoms. I'll walk you through the dashboard in about four minutes. The goal is simple: by the end you'll know which columns to read, which filters I use every day, and how to build a shortlist of solid candidates without spending an hour clicking around.
What you'll learn
- How the catalog is organized. All domains, New Today, Favorites, plus a tab per source.
- The columns that actually matter. Score, DA, Trust Flow and Citation Flow, Age, Backlinks, Language.
- The Wayback hover. Park your mouse on a row, see what the site looked like before it expired.
- Four filters that cover most of my searches. Score minimum, Age, TLD, Has backlinks.
- External lookups in one click. Google, Ahrefs, Wayback Machine.
- Saving the good ones. Star a domain into your favorites, save a search so you get alerts later.
Transcript
Hello, I'm Samir. I'm the founder of CatchDoms. In this quick video I'm going to show you the main features of CatchDoms.
So here we are on the homepage of CatchDoms and you can directly see all of the listings for the 17 marketplaces of expired domains that we aggregate. For each listing we have different information such as the language of the website, the historical technical stack of the website. If you want to know if it was a blog, if it was an ecommerce website, if it was a local SEO website, you can find that here.
Then related to the SEO metrics. You can see the Majestic category, the Trust Flow, the Citation Flow and the data related to the backlinks. You can find here for example websites that specifically had educational and governmental websites pointing to them, which are really, really powerful backlinks. And then you have everything related to the history of the website: how old it is and how trustworthy it is.
For each listing you can see snapshots from the Wayback Machine. So here we can see historically what the website looked like, the most recent operational snapshot for each listing. You also have here direct links towards Ahrefs, Semrush, Wayback Machine and so on.
One of the features that I really like: you can put a website in your favorites and you'll have a custom view of those listings that you found relevant for you.