Never miss the right domain with alerts and wishlist

A good aged domain does not sit around waiting for you. The DR 25 domain in your niche that you spotted Monday is usually gone by Wednesday, sold to whoever happened to be scrolling the inventory page at the right hour. You cannot out-refresh that. What actually works is telling us what you want once and letting the alert do the watching.

Set a domain alert

Go to Request a Domain and fill in what you are actually hunting for — niche, a minimum DR, a minimum referring-domain count, and the price ceiling you will not cross. That last part matters more than people think. An alert with no budget cap just means we email you things you were never going to buy.

When something matching lands in inventory, you hear from us before it has been sitting on the public listing page long enough for someone else to snipe it. That is the whole point of the feature — it trades "I have to check the site every day" for "the site tells me when it matters." If you would rather hunt manually and understand the sourcing side in more depth, our piece on finding high-quality expired domains covers where else to look.

Why bother registering, it costs nothing

Browsing does not require an account. Buying does, and so does most of what makes the site actually useful:

• Masked aged domain names get revealed the moment you are signed in, instead of showing as `ex****ed-domain.com`.
• Any listing card gets a save-to-wishlist button.
• Your daily quota on the clean-check tool goes up noticeably compared to the anonymous limit.
• Every order and domain transfer lives in one place instead of scattered across email confirmations.

None of this costs anything, and we are not going to pretend there is a catch. It is a lead-gen account, plain and simple — we would rather you check clean domains for free and come back later than gate the tool and lose you entirely.

What is actually in the account area

Click Account after signing in and you land on a dashboard with five tabs:

• Orders shows every purchase with a live status — pending payment, paid, transferring, completed. No guessing where a transfer is stuck.
• Wishlist holds whatever you starred from listing cards, with price and availability still refreshing in real time (a wishlisted domain can still sell to someone else, so do not treat it as reserved).
• Alerts lists your saved buying criteria. Toggle any of them off without deleting your history — useful if a project stalls for a few months.
• My Domains tracks what you have actually closed on through the marketplace.
• Support opens a ticket that is already tied to the relevant order, so you are not re-explaining your situation to a human from scratch.

If you run more than one project, resist the urge to set five broad alerts at once. One alert per project, with a DR floor set 10 to 15 points below your dream number, produces far more usable deal flow than a single filter tuned for a domain that basically does not exist.