MCP server for expired domains

Connect CatchDoms to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible assistant. Ask questions in plain English. Get domain data back.

Works with:

ChatGPT

Claude

Cursor

Windsurf

Cline

LM Studio

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Warp

Zed

Example conversation

What talking to your AI looks like

Try this prompt:

How it works

Connect once

Add CatchDoms to your MCP client config. Takes 30 seconds. Your API key handles authentication.

Ask questions

Talk to your AI normally. "Show me .de domains with DA above 30" or "What auctions end today?"

Get results

Your AI fetches the data, formats it, and can help you analyze or export it.

MCP Server for AI Assistants

Connect CatchDoms directly to Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants securely connect to external data sources. Instead of making API calls manually, you can ask your AI assistant natural language questions like "find .fr domains older than 10 years with backlinks".

Setup

Get your API key from the API dashboard
Add this configuration to your MCP client

Claude Code: ~/.claude.json | Cursor: MCP settings

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "catchdoms": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://catchdoms.com/mcp/catchdoms",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Where to put this?

Claude Code: ~/.claude.json. Cursor: Settings > MCP. Other clients: check their docs for MCP server config.

Available tools

search_domains Search domains with filters (source, TLD, score, age, backlinks, language, keywords)

get_domain Get detailed information about a specific domain

list_filters Get available filter options with counts

get_stats Get platform statistics

Example prompts

"Find .com domains with score above 70 and backlinks"

"Show me GoDaddy auctions in French"

"Get details for example.com"

"What domains were added today?"

MCP access = Pro plan

468 EUR/year. Includes REST API, CSV exports, expiry alerts, and MCP server access.

See pricing

Questions

How is this different from the REST API?

Same data, different interface. The REST API is for code: you make HTTP requests, parse JSON. MCP is for conversation: you ask your AI, it handles the technical bits. Both use your API key, both count toward rate limits.

Which MCP client should I use?

Claude Code if you work in terminal. Cursor if you prefer a full IDE. Both support MCP servers out of the box. Any client that implements the MCP spec will work.

What are the rate limits?

60 requests per minute. Each AI tool call counts as one request. If your AI makes 5 searches in a conversation, that's 5 requests.

Is my API key safe?

Your key stays in your local config file. It's sent via HTTPS headers. We never see it in logs. Revoke it anytime from the API dashboard.

Building your own integration? Check out our REST API