DomCop alternative

CatchDoms as a DomCop alternative

DomCop packs 90+ metrics into a premium expired domain tool that starts at $816/year. CatchDoms offers quality scoring, language detection, and API access at 468 EUR/year, with a free tier to try before you buy.

Sources

370k+

Domains tracked

25k

New per day

0-100

Quality scoring

Why people look for DomCop alternatives

DomCop positions itself as the premium option for expired domain research. It pulls metrics from Moz (DA/PA), Majestic (TF/CF), SEMrush, Ahrefs, and Estibot, giving you 90+ data points per domain. It even has a personal web crawler that checks domains for content. If metric depth is what you care about, DomCop delivers.

The problem is price. The cheapest plan (Newbie) costs $68/month or $816/year and limits exports to 1,000 domains. The Power plan at $96/month gets you more exports. The Guru plan at $118/month adds team features. For individual domain investors, that adds up fast.

Despite the premium pricing, DomCop doesn't have features you might expect: no unified quality score (you compare raw metrics), no language detection, no screenshot previews, no API, and no free tier to evaluate the product before committing.

The combination of high price and missing modern features is what drives people to look elsewhere. You're paying for metric depth, but you're doing all the analysis manually.

Where CatchDoms fits

CatchDoms costs 468 EUR/year (~$505) for the Pro plan, over 40% less than DomCop's cheapest tier. You get a 0-100 quality score that combines age, authority, backlinks, name quality, and TLD into one number. Add language detection, Wayback screenshots on hover, a REST API, MCP for AI assistants, and a real free tier. You won't get 90 metrics, but you'll get a faster, more opinionated workflow.

Feature comparison

Feature	DomCop	CatchDoms
Domain sources	Multiple (not disclosed)	7 sources
Total domains tracked	41M+ (expiring + expired + dropped)	370k+ active
TLDs covered	46	49 ccTLDs + gTLDs
Quality scoring	No unified score	0-100 quality score (weighted)
Language detection	No	Yes (30+ languages)
Wayback screenshots	No	Yes (hover preview)
API access	No	REST API + MCP
MCP (AI assistant)	No	Yes (Claude, Cursor)
Favorites & notes	No	Yes (notes + tags)
Saved searches	No	Yes
CSV export	Yes (1k per export)	Yes (1k per export)
Push notifications	Email alerts	Browser push + in-app
Spam detection	Blacklist checking	Integrated (scoring penalty)
Free tier	No	Real access (limited rows)
Pricing model	$816-$1,416/yr	468 EUR/yr (~$505/yr)

Switch if...

You want quality scoring instead of comparing 90+ raw metrics yourself
You need an affordable option (468 EUR/yr vs $816-$1,416/yr)
You want API access, AI integration, or push notifications
You prefer trying a free tier before committing to a paid plan

Stay if...

You need Moz DA/PA, SEMrush, and Ahrefs data in one interface
You rely on DomCop's personal web crawler for deep analysis
You need blacklist checking against multiple spam databases
You want 90+ metrics per domain for granular comparison

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Frequently asked questions

CatchDoms Pro costs 468 EUR/year (~$505). DomCop starts at $816/year (Newbie), goes up to $1,416/year (Guru). That's 43-67% savings depending on the DomCop plan you'd choose. CatchDoms also has a free tier, DomCop doesn't.

No. DomCop shows 90+ metrics from Moz, Majestic, SEMrush, Ahrefs, and Estibot. CatchDoms focuses on ~20 metrics (DA, backlinks, referring domains, PageRank, Wayback data, language) and combines them into a single quality score. We prioritize actionable insight over raw data volume.

Yes. Pro users can export filtered results as CSV (up to 1,000 rows per export), same limit as DomCop. You can also access all data through the REST API for programmatic exports with no row limit.

No. DomCop is web-only with no API access. CatchDoms offers a REST API and an MCP server for AI assistants like Claude and Cursor. This lets you build automations, integrate with Slack, or query domains from your IDE.