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Newly Registered Domains: Find hidden business opportunities and potential threats

Get an edge over your competition with daily access to around 250,000 freshly registered domains and 340,000 recently expired domains, along with their WHOIS data. We also keep daily statistics on domain updates.

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A truly exhaustive and precise IP geolocation database updated daily
250,000+Newly registered domains monitored daily
340,000+Recently expired domains daily
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Benefits of Our Newly Registered & Just Expired Domains Data Feeds

  • Up-to-date

    By continuously monitoring the internet, we provide our clients with daily access to about 250,000 Newly Registered Domains and 340,000 Recently Expired Domains.

  • Support all major gTLDs, new gTLDs, country TLDs

    Get lists for major gTLDs and new gTLDs. Major gTLDs include .com, .net, .org, .us, .biz, .mobi, .info, .pro, .coop, .asia, .name, .tel, .aero. New gTLDs include .top, .xyz, .loan, .wang, .club, .site, .online and thousands more. Click here to view the complete gTLD list. Click here to view the complete ccTLD list.

  • Detailed

    Essential data points are available for newly-registered/just-expired domains, such as the name, organization, and email address of the registrant; creation, expiration, and updated dates; domain availability and age; and registrar information.

  • Consistent

    All the WHOIS information is well parsed and normalized to a consistent format for easy integration with your business purposes.

Newly Registered Domains Database comes in various forms

  • Lite

    Contains only registered domains and generic TLDs.

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  • Basic

    Contains registered and dropped domains, only generic TLDs.

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  • Professional

    Contains registered and dropped domains, only generic TLDs, WHOIS records.

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  • Enterprise

    Contains registered, updated and dropped domains, generic and country TLDs, WHOIS records.

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  • Ultimate

    Contains discovered, registered, updated and dropped domains, generic and country TLDs, WHOIS records.

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  • Snowflake Community Access

    Access 30 days of Newly Registered Domains Feed (Community Edition) intelligence on Snowflake.

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What Are Newly Registered Domains?

Newly-registered domains (NRDs) are those registered for the first time by a registrant. NRDs are novel to the Domain Name System (DNS) and do not have a historical footprint or previous domain owners.

Practical usage

Useful tool for domainers and registrars

Useful tool for domainers and registrars

  • Keep track of new domains to study domain TLDs trends and determine new niches that are becoming popular. NRD insights can give you a deeper understanding of the domain registration space.
  • Get an updated list of just expired domains including valuable ones as soon as they get dropped. The list may also include malicious domains that you should avoid purchasing.
  • Identify domains that still have an extensive history of backlinks to them. Backlinks can help drive traffic to the domain, making it handy for advertisers and site owners looking to make money from the content produced.

Helps with security research

  • Threat investigators can use the newly registered domains feed to discover malicious domains since malicious actors like to use newly registered URLs for malevolent activities like malware hosting and phishing campaigns.
  • Security analysts use newly registered/dropped domains to update their existing WHOIS database for cyber security analysis and fraud detection and to take proactive action against suspicious domains.
  • Law enforcement agents can screen all newly-registered and recently-expired domains easily for ties to ongoing malicious activities and possible criminal networks behind them as indicated by WHOIS information.
  • Newly registered suspicious domains, such as those looking like they were created using domain generation algorithms (DGAs), can also be correlated with other sources of intelligence like malicious IP addresses.
Helps with security research
Bolster in-house enterprise security

Bolster in-house enterprise security

  • Cybersecurity departments can monitor new domains likely registered in bad faith to prevent their employees from falling for attacks using cybersquatting techniques along with redirections to malicious sites, fake ads, and drive-by downloads.
  • Security teams can keep an eye on all recently-expired domains that once belonged to reputable companies and could now be used in spoofing and phishing attacks.
  • Given a malicious email address or the name of an attacker, cybersecurity departments can identify all associated newly-registered domains that should be added to their existing blacklists.

Augment managed security services and commercial platforms

  • Managed security service providers (MSSPs) and other third-party security providers can protect their clients’ networks from cybersquatting and related attacks.
  • Security information and event management (SIEM) providers can enrich their solutions by adding newly-registered and recently-expired domains as potential indicators of compromise (IoCs).
  • Digital risk protection vendors can use Newly Registered & Just Expired Domains to learn more about IoCs found on discussion forums and pastebins on both the public and dark web.
  • Enhance email security solutions by identifying phishing and spam emails tied to recent domain registrations likely involving cybersquatting and typosquatting.
Augment managed security services and commercial platforms
Valuable for SEO

Valuable for SEO

  • Get domain info on newly registered domains to watch out for competitors in your field or to market SEO services to new domain owners.
  • Keep an eye on your competitors’ SEO efforts to see which domains they own that are similar to theirs or even yours.
  • Identify when your competitors are registering new domains to launch a new product in your niche. Reveal the existence of a new product or type of service before it is known to the general public.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which specialists can make use of a newly registered & just expired domains database?

    Various professionals can benefit. Cybersecurity researchers and analysts can use the database for their regular threat monitoring since it is still common for threat actors to rely on newly registered domains in their attacks. Domainers can study domain registration trends and expand their portfolios with just-expired domains that are now up for sale. Marketers and advertisers can leverage the database to track moves in their competitive landscape. Many other professionals, including law enforcement agents, security solution providers, and SEO experts can benefit, too.

  • What data about newly registered domains is included in your database?

    Our database provides comprehensive information about over 250,000 newly registered domains every day. Depending on the selected subscription, users can also get a domain’s registrar; contact email address; WHOIS server; name servers; creation, update, and expiration dates; status; registrant details; and more.

  • Can you integrate a newly registered domains database into cybersecurity and other solutions?

    Yes, our database comes in either JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) or comma-separated values (CSV) format and is compatible with most solutions that companies use. Our Internal Restricted Business Purposes Only license allows for integration with an organization. Our Commercial license allows for integration. For more information, you can check our pricing page.

  • Which types of newly registered domains should you be aware of?

    While the majority of newly registered domains are not malicious, many of them end up getting used by typosquatters who attempt to impersonate a known brand through social engineering techniques, illegitimate competitors looking to benefit from someone else’s reputation, and threat actors who need a large number of bulk-registered domains to execute a cyber attack.

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