Expiry
Explore expiring domains and auction listings across providers.
Refine namesPattern, category & type
Advanced filters Name structure, price, dates, and market signals
AnalyzeWords, TLDs and length across the whole inventory
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About Expiry
Where can I find expiring domains worth buying?
Expiry lists expiring and auction domains from GoDaddy, Namecheap, and Dynadot, refreshed daily, with a value estimate on every name. Sort by deal ratio (estimated value divided by current price), filter by extension, length, and pattern, or start from a preset. Open a name to see its details and go to the auction.
How to use it
- Pick a source and a sale type: auction or Buy Now.
- Start from a preset, or set your own filters for extension, length, price, and pattern.
- Sort by deal ratio or value estimate, and star the names you want to watch.
- Open a name for its details and the link to the auction. Export up to 500 rows to CSV.
Data and limits
- Sources
- GoDaddy’s public expiring auction list, the Namecheap aftermarket, and Dynadot, each fetched once a day.
- Values
- Every listing is scored with Toyroom’s v2.1 sales model, with a 10th to 90th percentile range.
- Limits
- CSV export of up to 500 rows of the current view. Stars are saved in your browser.
- Cost
- Free. No account.
Questions
What is the deal ratio?
The estimated value divided by the current price. A 10x deal means the model values the name at ten times its current bid or Buy Now price. It is a screen, not a guarantee: auctions rise, and estimates have wide ranges.
How do expiring domain auctions work?
When an owner does not renew, many registrars auction the name during the grace period after it expires. If nobody buys it and the owner still does not renew, the name goes back to the registry and can be registered again. The expiring domains guide walks through each stage.
How often is the list updated?
Once a day for each source.